Promox Pre-Configured Packages

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High-Performance Virtualization,
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What is Virtualization?

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Virtualization is the process of creating virtual versions of physical hardware, allowing multiple operating systems and applications to run on a single physical machine.

Why Virtualize?

Let’s say a company needs to host 3 different applications, an Active Directory (Windows), a database server (Linux), a CRM server (Linux) etc. Without virtualization, the company might need to purchase 3 separate physical servers, which can cost upwards of $20k or more.

Using Proxmox VE for server consolidation, we can consolidate the 3 machines to 1 physical machine bringing the total hardware cost down significantly.

In addition, there are ongoing savings from reduced power consumption and maintenance costs, occupied less space and less hardware to manage.

This setup also provides greater security by seperating services like Active Directory and public facing Web application, keeping these services isolated in their own environments.

Suitable for

SMEs

Virtualisation is great for hosting internal facing applications such as AD/File Server, ERP systems that do not need advanced cloud features like auto-scaling or CDN

Remote Office, Branch Office (ROBO)

Great for running multiple workloads in environment with limited internet connectivity and no dedicated server room or cooling infrastructure

Hybrid Cloud

Mix locally managed servers with Cloud to create a Hybrid Cloud solution. This allows businesses to cost balance between Cloud and local compute according to their business needs, getting the best of both worlds.

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Skyrocketing Virtualization Cost?

With recent Broadcom Acquisition of VMware
There is a lot of licensing uncertainties for VMware Customers ...

Meet Proxmox, VMWare Alternative with Enterprise-Grade Features

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Introducing our Ready-to-Use Proxmox Packages

Starter

Single-node virtual environment suitable for workloads that are not mission-critical

$SGD 4,800

Essential

High Availability 3 nodes virtual environment for workload that needs continuous uptime

$SGD 10,900

3 nodes Commodity hardware (Tower based); Total Cluster:
- 96 GB RAM
- 24 Core CPU
- 2 TB Storage
- 10 Gbps backbone
Virtual SAN
1 Year Hardware warranty
Pre-bundled
- Same as Starter
Images Provided
- Same as Starter

Best Value

Complete

High Availability 3 nodes virtual environment. Mission critical workload that comes with backup

$SGD 14,500

3 nodes Commodity hardware (Tower based);
- Same as Essential
Virtual SAN
2 Years Hardware warranty
Pre-bundled
- Same as Starter
Images Provided
- Same as Starter
Backup solution
- VMs Back up
- Backup Storage included

Enterprise

High Availability 3 nodes Virtual Environment with Enterprise Server Grade Hardware

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Migration Services
3 nodes rack mounted server grade hardware
Flexible Storage Backend
3 Years Hardware warranty
Pre-bundled
- Customized
Images
- Customized
Backup solution
- Customized

*Note: Windows Server license not included

FAQ's

What are virtual machines (VMs)?

VMs are isolated, virtualized environments that run their own operating systems and applications, mimicking the functionality of a physical computer.

How many virtual machines are there in the bundle?

Starter, Essential and Complete package comes with 2 virtual machines (VMs) which includes a Windows Server and an Open-source Linux. In addition, we will also provide the Windows and Linux images which you can spawn up additional VMs if required.

Is Proxmox free to use? Are there any recurring cost?

Yes, Proxmox is open-source and free to use. However, Proxmox offers an optional subscription-based service that includes access to stable updates. This subscription cost is just a fraction of the license cost of commercial product like VMware.

How do I manage Proxmox?

Proxmox VE (Virtual Environment) can be managed through its intuitive web-based management interface, which allows you to create, configure, and monitor virtual machines and containers. You can also manage Proxmox VE using command-line tools or through API integrations.

What is Ceph?

“Ceph” is an open-source, software-defined storage platform that provides scalable and highly available storage. It distributes data across multiple nodes, ensuring redundancy and fault tolerance.

It’s integrates into Proxmox to create high-availability storage clusters on commodity hardware.

How does Proxmox VE differ from other virtualization platforms?

Proxmox VE integrates both KVM and LXC virtualization in a single platform, providing a unified solution for virtual machines and containers. It also features a web-based management interface, high availability clustering, and advanced backup options.

Does Proxmox support VM snapshots?

Yes, Proxmox supports snapshots for virtual machines. You can create snapshots of VMs to capture their state at a particular point in time, allowing you to revert to that state if needed.

Does Proxmox help in preventing ransomware?

Indirectly, yes. As Proxmox supports VM snapshots, you can automatically backup your VMs daily. If you are strike by ransomware (touch wood), you can restore the snapshot from the day before, hence losing only at most 1 day of data. This is faster than a full restore from backup. That said, they are not replacement for full backup. If both the primary storage and snapshots are affected, backup will be the avenue for full recovery. Read more here

Powerful InfraFraction of the Cost

High-Performance Virtualization, Open-Source Affordability