Virtualization infrastructure
Run Proxmox on dedicated hardware you control
Build a clean virtualization host for VMs, containers, labs, private cloud nodes, and production services without sharing the underlying CPU, memory, or storage layer.
No noisy neighbors
The hypervisor runs on unshared server resources.
Flexible images
Select Proxmox VE in the deployment flow on supported dedicated configurations.
Global placement
Place nodes close to users, offices, backup targets, or regional services.
Network options
Review port speed, transfer, IP allocation, and location-specific upgrades before ordering.
Capacity model
Start with the resources your virtualization layer needs
Proxmox itself is straightforward. Capacity planning is where deployments succeed or fail. Choose hardware around VM density, storage resilience, backup traffic, and the failure domain you are willing to operate.
Questions before deployment
Practical answers
Can Hosthink install Proxmox VE?
Yes. Proxmox VE is available in the dedicated-server operating-system flow on supported configurations. Review the selected server and image before deployment.
Which server size should I choose?
Size the host from the combined vCPU, RAM, storage IOPS, and transfer requirements of the guests you expect to run, then leave headroom for maintenance and bursts.
Is RAID required?
Not for every lab or disposable workload. Production hosts normally need a deliberate redundancy and backup plan; RAID protects availability but does not replace backups.
Can I build a Proxmox cluster?
Multi-node projects can be planned with consistent hardware, network, IP, and handoff requirements. Contact an engineer when quorum, private networking, or coordinated provisioning matters.
Is licensing included?
Proxmox VE can be installed without a paid subscription. Any commercial Proxmox subscription is separate unless explicitly included in a written order.
Review the real configuration before you commit
Inventory, location, options, and recurring price stay visible through the deployment flow.