Run Proxmox VE workloads without hypervisor and hardware ops
Keep the reliability and workflows of Proxmox VE and Proxmox Backup Server (PBS), without spending engineering time on bare-metal maintenance, cluster quorum, or disk arrays.

Offload hypervisor maintenance, keep full VM control
What you maintain on bare metal
- Server hardware and disk wear
- Cluster quorum and Corosync
- Ceph / local storage pools
- Backup infrastructure
- Hypervisor firmware and kernel updates
What you control on hostd
- Your virtual machines (instances)
- Guest operating system stack
- Applications and workloads
- Backup schedules and file restores
We manage hypervisors, cluster health, distributed storage, and PBS infrastructure. You retain full administrative control over your compute instances.
Resilience and SDS features beyond single-server hosting
Distributed NVMe storage (SDS)
Pooled software-defined NVMe storage over RoCEv2 replacing vulnerable single-server local disks.
Production high availability (HA)
One-click per-VM HA mode and anti-affinity rules impossible on a single rented node.
A PBS datastore for every project
Dedicated PBS datastore per project without managing a separate backup server.
Cloud Gateway and private VLANs
Project private VLANs with integrated WireGuard, NAT, port forwarding, and TLS reverse proxy.
Assisted Proxmox VM migration
Our engineering team helps migrate full VMs from self-hosted Proxmox nodes directly to hostd.
Sample setup: dedicated node replacement
- 8 vCPU Light · 32 GiB RAM · 200 GiB NVMe
- Public IPv4
- Backups · 7 days · ~320 GiB
Maximum full-month cost cap.
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Do I get direct access to the Proxmox VE web GUI?
No. We manage the hypervisors, cluster nodes, and distributed storage. You manage your instances, networks, and backups through the hostd web console or REST API.
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How does VM migration from self-hosted Proxmox work?
We work directly with your team to review VM configs and migrate step by step, starting with staging environments.
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Do backups use standard Proxmox Backup Server (PBS)?
Yes. Backups use native PBS deduplication, chunking, and file-level restore. We maintain the underlying PBS infrastructure while providing you with isolated datastores.
