I have a small legacy site currently running on PHP 5.x that I need relocated to my new server and brought up to PHP 8.x. The codebase relies only on native PHP functions—no external frameworks or libraries—so the upgrade should be straightforward. Here’s the workflow I have in mind: • Copy the existing files and MySQL database from the old host to the new one. • Adjust any deprecated PHP calls or config settings so the site runs cleanly under PHP 8.x (I’ll grant shell or cPanel access to both servers). • Import a batch of fresh content and data that I will supply once the site is live on the new box. • Verify all database interactions—queries, inserts, admin updates—work exactly as before. I’m aiming for a smooth cut-over with minimal downtime, so please let me know how long you’ll need and what information you require up front.