Rēzau Private Cloud review
A managed private cloud for critical workloads needing HA and high-speed private networking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Rēzau Private Cloud provides dedicated, isolated infrastructure for companies running ERP systems, databases, business applications, and compliance environments. Customers can choose Proxmox or VMware, while Rēzau handles deployment, monitoring, updates, and support. The service is hosted in Québec and Ontario and combines managed virtualization with storage, networking, and protection against distributed denial-of-service attacks. It is aimed at organizations that want private-cloud infrastructure without taking on day-to-day platform operations.
The pricing model is contact-based rather than self-serve. There is no free plan, and customers need to engage Rēzau to discuss a private-cloud deployment. That approach fits organizations with specific infrastructure requirements, but it gives buyers less immediate visibility into plan structure and cost before a sales conversation. Rēzau offers managed SSD datastore infrastructure alongside NVMe storage and private networking of up to 50 Gbit/s, making the service relevant to workloads where storage and network performance are important.
Operational control is divided between Rēzau and the customer. Rēzau manages deployment, monitoring, updates, support, and the underlying high-availability architecture, while customers retain browser-based access to the Proxmox VE web console for creating, cloning, starting, and stopping virtual machines. OVH and Leaseweb are listed integrations. Choose Rēzau if you want managed Proxmox or VMware infrastructure with console access and networking built around isolated private-cloud workloads. It is less suited to teams seeking free access, public plan pricing, or direct responsibility for the underlying platform.
Rēzau Private Cloud pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Proxmox or VMware with fully managed operations and support
- High-availability architecture without a single point of failure
- NVMe storage, private networking up to 50 Gbit/s, and anti-DDoS
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation
- Customers do not operate the underlying infrastructure directly
- No free plan or self-service public pricing tiers
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