Private cloud on Proxmox

Proxmox covers most core enterprise requirements, including high-availability clusters, distributed Ceph storage, and backup through Proxmox Backup Server.
The platform can serve as a cost-effective alternative to VMware for IT infrastructures of different scales.
For most commercial workloads, private cloud on Proxmox can provide a comparable level of reliability and performance to VMware-based solutions. We still recommend purchasing support for production environments, as its benefits significantly outweigh the relatively low cost.

The platform supports several storage options: local disks on cluster nodes, shared storage over Fibre Channel, and distributed storage using Ceph.
The right option depends on your performance, availability, and budget requirements.
Local storage is suitable for compact clusters, while shared or distributed storage is better suited to larger-scale environments.

This depends on the service level you choose.
If you only need the physical infrastructure, administration remains your responsibility.
If you need a ready-to-use solution, we can either perform the initial configuration according to your technical requirements or take over full ongoing management, including cluster support.

Yes. Proxmox supports built-in backup mechanisms, replication, and integration with Proxmox Backup Server.
This enables faster data recovery without requiring you to build a separate, complex data protection environment from scratch.

The Proxmox interface is relatively intuitive and can usually be learned quickly by administrators who already have virtualization experience.
The main challenge is not the platform itself, but the quality of the initial cluster, network, and storage configuration.
For stable long-term operation, it is therefore important either to have an experienced internal IT team or to outsource ongoing management to us.