A ready-to-use Proxmox server, hosted in France
Proxmox VE installed, the web interface open, and enough memory to stack your virtual machines.
Starting at from €13.99/mo
Introduction
A Proxmox server is not one more VPS: it is a machine where you are the hypervisor. You no longer rent a virtual machine, you rent the means to build as many as memory allows. Our VDS arrive with Proxmox VE already installed and its web interface reachable, from €13.99/month.
The range runs from 4 vCore and 16 GB to 24 vCore and 96 GB, with 100 to 700 GB of SSD storage and 1 Gbit/s throughout. The number that matters is not the processor but the memory: it decides how many VMs you can run at once, because each one reserves its own.
What we do not do: administer your virtual machines for you. The server is yours, access is complete, and what you install in it belongs to you. Our job stops at a working hypervisor, the network, and human support when something breaks underneath.
What the server brings, across the whole range
Proxmox VE already installed
The server arrives with <strong>Proxmox VE</strong> in place and its web interface reachable. You create your virtual machines and LXC containers from the browser, without a support ticket or a wait. <strong>Reinstalls are unlimited</strong>: an experiment that goes wrong is redone in minutes.
RAM, because that is what runs out first
On a hypervisor it is almost never the processor that caps out first: it is <strong>memory</strong>, because every virtual machine reserves its own. The range starts at <strong>16 GB</strong> and goes up to <strong>96 GB</strong>, which leaves room to stack several VMs without starving them.
Unlimited snapshots and backups
A snapshot before an update, another before a configuration change: that is what separates a test from a gamble. Neither the count nor the frequency is billed, so nothing discourages taking one more.
Up to 16 additional IPv4 addresses
Each VM can hold its own public address, which avoids routing everything through port forwards on the host. Useful as soon as a virtual firewall, a web server and a third-party service have to coexist cleanly.
What people do with it
Separate what has no business together
A database, a web server, a test service: three virtual machines instead of one system where everything treads on everything else. A failed update on one leaves the other two alone.
A lab you can break without consequence
Try a distribution, an orchestrator, a network layout. Snapshot before, restore after: start again as often as needed without going back to zero.
Consolidate ageing machines
Three ageing physical servers under a desk become three VMs on a single VDS, in a datacenter, with backups. The arithmetic is quick.
Host for third parties
One client per virtual machine, each isolated, each with its own IP address. The hypervisor stays under your control, without depending on a provider's panel.
Actually learn virtualization
Proxmox is learned by using it, not by reading about it. A server of your own, with unlimited reinstalls, costs less than a physical machine and forgives mistakes.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The server ships with Proxmox VE in place and its web interface reachable. You do not have to install it, and if you want a clean slate, reinstalls are unlimited.
That depends on memory, not on a limit we impose. Count what each VM reserves and keep headroom for the host: on 16 GB, three or four small VMs are comfortable; on 96 GB you are in another league.
Proxmox VE is free software and runs without a paid licence. The enterprise subscription sold by Proxmox Server Solutions gives access to their enterprise repository and support: it stays optional and at your expense.
In our datacenter in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, DC-FR_NA(01). We have exactly one and we would rather say so than imply a network of sites.