Managed private cloud: Room to grow.
A cloud of your own.

From €5,000per month, fully managed
Your own hostsStorage planned around you
Your routing domainOn the network we operate
24/7 engineer supportPeople who know your cluster
Considered from the hardware up
Your infrastructure.
Built with intention.
Dedicated compute, isolated storage and a network designed around your workloads. We plan capacity, recovery and the way each part connects, then stay responsible for operating it.
Dedicated hosts, with capacity planned around your applications.
Illustrative architecture. Every build is designed individually.Design
We map your applications, size the hosts and storage, and agree the recovery plan and monthly cost.
Move
Our engineers prepare and validate the destination, then agree the migration window with your team.
Manage
The team that builds your cluster stays involved, looking after operations and planning capacity with you.
Built around what you run
Different workloads.
A considered starting point.
From a first cluster to a dedicated array. Explore the architecture, then we’ll size the hosts, storage and recovery plan with you.
3 hosts · shared array
The first cluster
For a SaaS or platform team leaving a hyperscaler
- 3 dedicated hosts to start
- All-flash volumes on shared 3PAR, your LUNs isolated
- Growing to 6 hosts is a call, not a migration
In production · a national news publisher
The newsroom platform
Running a national publisher today
- 30+ HPE ProLiant servers, bare metal
- Clustered bare-metal workloads, no hypervisor in the way
- Election nights, no meter running
9 to 12 hosts · dedicated array
A dedicated array
For regulated workloads and serious isolation
- 9 to 12 dedicated hosts
- Your own 3PAR array with all-flash customer volumes
- Isolated management plane; backup and recovery scope agreed with your team
Owned and operated
A cloud with
solid foundations.
Real hardware, in datacenters you can visit. One team responsible for the compute, storage and network underneath your business.
Meet EuroVPS
Dedicated compute
Physical hosts reserved for your applications, sized with room for your next stage.
- Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC
- Up to 2 TB RAM per node
- Onsite hardware replacement
Independent storage
All-flash customer volumes on HPE 3PAR, connected over a fabric with more than one path.
- Isolated volumes or a dedicated array
- Dual Brocade Fibre Channel fabrics
- Asynchronous replication to a second site

A network of our own
Your own routing domain on infrastructure our engineers operate, from the rack to our upstreams.
- Own AS200477 and GR-IX peering
- Nexus 9000 leaf-spine, EVPN/VXLAN
- Unmetered bandwidth, no egress fees
Shared storage, built for your cluster
Storage that stays
with your workload.

Storage, separate from compute.
Customer volumes are all-flash on HPE 3PAR, with more than one Fibre Channel path connecting the hosts to their data.
Storage approachFederated arrays, replicated sites.
More than a dozen all-flash HPE 3PAR arrays. Inside each site the arrays are federated, so a volume can move live from one array to another while the hosts keep running. Between sites, copies are kept by asynchronous replication, outside the write path, so the distance is not in your application's path.
Storage federationReplication to a second site.
Block-level replication to a second array, with the recovery point designed for each workload and agreed with you.
Backup and recoveryBefore you move
Let’s work through
the details.
Isolation, capacity, recovery and cost. We make those decisions with your team, around what you need to run.
Ask an engineerYour compute hosts are dedicated to your workloads. Storage can be isolated volumes on a shared HPE 3PAR array, or an array dedicated to your cluster. Your routing domain is separated with VNI and VRF. We agree the isolation model as part of the design.
Your next infrastructure partner
A cloud built around
your business.
Tell us about your workloads, growth plans and recovery requirements. Our engineers will map out the infrastructure and migration.
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who will look after your infrastructure.
Let’s start with your setup.
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