imt-systems.com ESXi Server Start, € 465.00/mo.

ESXi Server Start has been added on Jul 27, 2026

💪 CPU/Cores :	1x Intel Xeon Silver 4510
🔋 RAM :	128000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	VMware
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Germany
⚑ Targeting :	DE
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

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IMT-Systems GmbH is a German enterprise cloud and infrastructure provider established in 2009 and headquartered in Eschborn, near Frankfurt am Main. The company is managed by Morten Stevens and operates under the Starventure Holding corporate umbrella. Its services are designed exclusively for companies, public institutions, regulated organizations, managed service providers, and other professional customers rather than private consumers.

IMT-Systems is not a conventional low-cost web hosting company. Its portfolio does not revolve around shared hosting accounts, entry-level VPS packages, domain bundles, website builders, or consumer email hosting. The main focus is dedicated infrastructure, private clouds, virtualization clusters, managed Kubernetes, high-performance computing, colocation, networking, storage, and enterprise IT operations.

The CloudStack Private Cloud service provides physically dedicated virtual data center environments based on Apache CloudStack, KVM virtualization, Dell PowerEdge hardware, and flash-based Ceph storage. These environments can support anything from a compact collection of virtual machines to enterprise platforms with as many as 500 VMs, 1,000 CPU cores, 4 TB of memory, 50 TB of SSD capacity, private networks, and connectivity reaching 10 Gbit/s.

CloudStack customers receive a self-service environment for controlling virtual machines, storage, networks, templates, snapshots, firewalls, and load balancers. Multi-tenant operation and API-based automation make the platform suitable for internal IT departments, software companies, hosting providers, and managed service businesses requiring their own isolated cloud infrastructure.

The Proxmox portfolio includes individual dedicated Proxmox VE servers and complete high-availability clusters. Single-node systems use Dell PowerEdge R670 hardware with Intel Xeon processors, DDR5 ECC memory, enterprise SSD storage, dedicated VLANs, 10 Gbit/s connectivity, and Dell iDRAC remote management.

Larger Proxmox environments combine several dedicated nodes with Ceph storage, automated failover, live migration, and optional Proxmox Backup Server integration. Cluster configurations can reach approximately 4 TB of combined memory and 150 TB of Ceph capacity, making them suitable for large virtualization estates, private clouds, and migrations away from VMware.

The Managed Kubernetes service covers development platforms, production APIs, containerized applications, microservices, and larger multi-tenant environments. IMT-Systems handles the control plane, patching, platform updates, monitoring, alerting, and backups.

The Kubernetes stack uses upstream Kubernetes with containerd, Calico or Cilium networking, Ceph RBD storage, Helm, Prometheus, Grafana, and Velero. ArgoCD and Istio can also be integrated. Entry-level deployments begin with three worker nodes, while larger enterprise clusters can exceed 20 workers, 200 vCPUs, 800 GB of RAM, and 10 TB of persistent storage.

Organizations continuing to use VMware can select dedicated VMware ESXi servers or complete VMware vSphere clusters with vCenter, vMotion, DRS, high availability, vSAN, or external iSCSI storage. These systems use a bring-your-own-license arrangement, separating the infrastructure charges from the VMware licensing costs.

Migration services are available for companies moving from VMware to Proxmox or Apache CloudStack. This combination of legacy VMware support and open virtualization alternatives gives customers room to modernize without changing their infrastructure provider.

The Dedicated Server range uses Dell PowerEdge R670 systems with Intel Xeon Scalable processors, DDR5 ECC memory, enterprise SSD or NVMe storage, root access, DDoS protection, IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, and Dell iDRAC 10 Enterprise. Standard configurations can accommodate as much as 1.5 TB of memory.

Operating-system choices include Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Microsoft Windows Server. Custom installations and more specialized configurations can be arranged for business applications, databases, virtualization, storage, and compute-intensive workloads.

The HPC Server range is based on Dell PowerEdge R6715 and R7715 hardware with AMD EPYC 9005 processors. High-end configurations can reach 256 physical processor cores, 3 TB of DDR5 ECC memory, substantial NVMe storage arrays, and optional NVIDIA H100, L40S, or RTX 6000 Ada GPUs.

These systems are suitable for artificial intelligence, machine learning, scientific calculations, rendering, financial modeling, analytics, simulation, and in-memory database workloads. Larger HPC clusters can incorporate InfiniBand or 100 GbE networking, Slurm or Kubernetes orchestration, and storage platforms such as Lustre, BeeGFS, or Ceph.

The broader enterprise portfolio includes Infrastructure as a Service, architecture consulting, managed operations, Ceph storage, backup infrastructure, disaster recovery, VMware migration, firewalls, network engineering, colocation, BGP connectivity, and IP transit. Customers may also resell or sublet allocated infrastructure, making the platform relevant to hosting companies and managed service providers requiring a German upstream partner.

The website is available in English and German, with product prices displayed in EUR. Its current design is modern, responsive, and structured around enterprise services. The quotation-based ordering process requires more consultation than a conventional automated hosting store, but this approach fits projects involving dedicated hardware, custom networking, clustering, migrations, and managed operations.