IMT-Systems Proxmox Cluster review
A dedicated Proxmox service with HA, Ceph storage and Terraform automation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
IMT-Systems Proxmox Cluster is a hosted, dedicated Proxmox VE service for medium-sized and large enterprises. Clusters run in Frankfurt am Main data centers and combine Proxmox high-availability clustering, live migration, Ceph distributed storage and a Proxmox web interface. The service is available through web and API access, with console access included. It suits teams that want dedicated infrastructure with directory integration, automation options and built-in failover capabilities.
The four plans differ mainly by node count and Ceph capacity. Proxmox Cluster Start includes two Dell PowerEdge R670 nodes and up to 10 TB of Ceph storage. Business, Advanced and Enterprise each include three Dell PowerEdge R670 nodes, with storage limits of 25 TB, 75 TB and 150 TB respectively. Every listed plan includes a 99.9% SLA, Proxmox HA, live migration and the Proxmox web interface. Pricing is available through an individual quote, so the service is better suited to organizations that can evaluate infrastructure requirements with sales rather than select a fixed public price.
Its strongest fit is for operational teams that need more than basic virtual machine hosting. LDAP and Active Directory integration support directory-based administration, while REST and Terraform integration provide options for automation. Dedicated VLAN networking and VPN access add network control, and snapshots, clones and templates support common VM workflows. Automated VM failover after node failure is included in the feature set. Proxmox Backup Server can be integrated, but it is optional rather than included. Choose this service for dedicated Proxmox clusters, Ceph storage and infrastructure automation; consider an alternative if transparent pricing or bundled backups is the priority.
IMT-Systems Proxmox Cluster pros and cons
- Where it wins
- High availability with live migration and automated VM failover
- Ceph storage scales from 10 TB to 150 TB
- LDAP, Active Directory, REST and Terraform integration
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires an individual quote
- Proxmox Backup Server is optional rather than included
- The entry plan uses two nodes, while others use three
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