Infrastructure
Proxmox
Open-source virtualization for VMs and containers — efficient use of hardware with backup and high availability built in.
The foundation of our virtualization work
Proxmox VE is a complete, open-source virtualization platform for virtual machines and containers. It turns commodity servers into a reliable private cloud with backup, replication, and high availability built in.
No hypervisor license fees, no surprises — just predictable infrastructure you control.
What we deliver with Proxmox
VMs & containers
Mixed workloads on one platform, sized to fit.
Backup
Scheduled, tested backups built into the platform.
Replication
Data protection across nodes without extra tools.
High availability
Automatic failover for critical workloads.
How we deploy Proxmox
- 1
Design
We size nodes, storage, and networks for your workloads.
- 2
Build
We install and harden the platform.
- 3
Migrate
We move existing VMs and services across.
- 4
Operate
We monitor, back up, and patch on cadence.
Proxmox questions, answered
Can it replace VMware or Hyper-V?
- For most SMB workloads, yes. We migrate VMs and containerize where it helps.
Is high availability included?
- Yes — clustering and HA are built in, without extra licensing.
Do we need special hardware?
- No. Proxmox runs on standard servers and storage.
Virtualizing without license fees?
Book a free consultation about your virtualization stack.
Book a Free IT ConsultationCapabilities
Virtualization
VMs and containers on one open platform.
Backup & replication
Built-in scheduled backups and node replication.
High availability
Automatic failover for critical workloads.
Migration
Move existing VMs and services to Proxmox.
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