Not every client needs a hyperscaler bill. When self-hosted or on-premises infrastructure makes more sense, cost, data residency, existing hardware, Proxmox gives us enterprise-grade virtualisation without the vendor lock-in.
The same three-phase process we use for everything we build: consult, build, run. Proxmox changes what happens inside each phase, not the structure.
Existing hardware, capacity and what actually needs to be virtualised.
VMs and containers provisioned with proper backup and failover, not a single point of failure.
Patching, backups and monitoring run as part of Brova Cloud's operations.
A tool is only as good as the discipline around it. Here is what "we use Proxmox" actually means on an engagement.
Running on hardware the client already owns, not a forced cloud migration.
A single server failure doesn't take the business down.
Snapshot policies that are actually tested, not just configured and forgotten.
For clients with specific compliance or sovereignty requirements.
Here's what people usually want to know about Proxmox before they get in touch.
Usually cost, data residency requirements, or existing hardware that's already paid for and shouldn't be abandoned. Proxmox gives enterprise-grade virtualisation without the ongoing hyperscaler bill or the vendor lock-in that comes with committing entirely to one cloud provider's ecosystem.
Not when it's set up properly. High-availability clustering means a single server failure doesn't take the business down, and automated backups are actually tested rather than just configured and forgotten, which is usually where self-hosted reliability breaks down in practice.
Patching, backups and monitoring run as part of Brova Cloud's operations, the same discipline we apply to cloud-hosted infrastructure, so self-hosted doesn't mean unmanaged or left to chance.
Yes, that's one of the main reasons clients choose it: data residency control, keeping data on infrastructure the client owns or controls directly, matters for organisations with specific regulatory or sovereignty requirements that a shared multi-tenant cloud can complicate.
Yes, VM and LXC management covers both on the same cluster, running on hardware the client already owns rather than forcing a cloud migration just to get modern virtualisation and container capabilities.
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