Private Cloud G3

The advantages of virtualization with Proxmox or VMware, combined with the reliability of dedicated infrastructure powered by AMD EPYC processors. Enjoy high, uninterrupted performance without worrying about network, hardware, or virtualization layers.

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  • New AMD EPYC Raphael and Genoa processors.
  • Predictable performance, free of noisy neighbors.
  • Transparent pricing to keep cloud costs under control.
  • High level of security and control over your cloud environment.
  • Virtualization based on Proxmox or VMware.
  • Cloud servers located in Europe.
  • 24/7 specialized technical support.
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Scalability
high availability
High Availability
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Customization
redundancy
Redundancy

AMD Private cloud servers

Designed to handle the most demanding enterprise workloads, including HPC, Artificial Intelligence, and accelerating digital transformation, all while keeping IT budgets under control. Our AMD private cloud servers provide a hybrid solution that combines the robustness and security of traditional dedicated environments with the functionality, flexibility, and scalability of public cloud services.

Stackscale’s private cloud nodes, powered by AMD EPYC™ Raphael processors, deliver high performance, energy efficiency, and advanced security, making them perfectly suited for small and medium-sized businesses. With their ability to handle modern workloads, these servers are ideal for projects that require reliability, scalability, and optimal cost management.

Node 32

  • 1 x AMD EPYC Raphael 4244P
    6 cores/12 threads @3.8 Ghz
  • 32 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2 x 960GB NVMe
  • 2 x 10 Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU

€199/mes*

Setup fee: €199*.

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Node 64

  • 1 x AMD EPYC Raphael 4344P
    8 cores/16 threads, @3.8 Ghz
  • 64 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2 x 960GB NVMe
  • 2 x 10 Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU

€249/mes*

Setup fee: €249*.

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Node 128

  • 1 x AMD EPYC Raphael 4464P
    12 cores/24 threads, @3.7 Ghz
  • 128 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2 x 960GB NVMe
  • 2 x 10 Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU

€295/mes*

Setup fee: €295*.

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*Taxes not included.

Premium AMD Nodes for Private Cloud​

Stackscale’s private cloud nodes are powered by 4th generation AMD EPYC™ Genoa processors, based on the “Zen 4” architecture, delivering industry-leading performance, superior energy efficiency, and advanced security features. Designed for intensive workloads such as virtualization, AI, and data analytics, these nodes provide a modern, future-ready infrastructure.

Equipped with high-performance NVMe disks and 2×40 Gb/s networks, Genoa nodes ensure fast and reliable data access, eliminating bottlenecks. Their scalable architecture enables businesses to handle the most demanding workloads without compromising efficiency or security.

384M Server

  • Memory optimized
  • 1 x AMD EPYC Genoa 9124P
    16 cores/32 threads, @3.0 Ghz
  • 384 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2 x 3.8TB NVMe
  • 2 x 40Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU
  • Additional NVMe

€745/mes*

Setup fee: €745*.

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384C Server

  • CPU optimized
  • 1 x AMD EPYC Genoa 9254P
    24 cores/48 threads, @2.9 Ghz
  • 384 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2 x 3.8TB NVMe
  • 2 x 40Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU
  • Additional NVMe

€845/mes*

Setup fee: €845*.

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768M Server

  • Memory optimized
  • 1 x AMD EPYC Genoa 9354P
    32 cores/64 threads, @3.25 Ghz
  • 768 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2 x 3.8TB NVMe
  • 2 x 40Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU
  • Additional NVMe

€1445/mes*

Setup fee: €1445*.

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768C Server

  • CPU optimized
  • 1 x AMD EPYC Genoa 9454P
    48 cores/96 threads, @2.75 Ghz
  • 768 GiB RAM
    @4800 Mhz
  • 2x 3.8TB NVMe
  • 2 x 40Gb/s Network
  • Optional GPU
  • Additional NVMe

€1445/mes*

Setup fee: €1445*.

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*Taxes not included.

Why rely on Stackscale Private Cloud?

high performance

Predictable performance

Monitor your IT infrastructure’s performance at all times. Stackscale’s cloud environments are built with dedicated computing nodes, connected via 20 Gb/s and 80 Gb/s links in the 3rd generation Stackscale servers and 40 Gb/s in the 2nd generation, ensuring private interconnection and Internet access with a bottleneck-free data network.

redundancy

Extreme redundancy

Every element within our infrastructure is redundant to provide a fault-tolerant service. From the most common elements — power feeds, cooling, routers and aggregation switches —, to the most difficult ones — the access switches to all computing nodes, the storage and the nodes themselves.
security

Maximum security

Virtualized environments with Proxmox or VMware are designed to provide a high level of security, featuring dedicated cloud servers, private isolated networks, and independent storage volumes for exclusive use, among other security measures. Additionally, a VPN server is included to securely access server management.

high availability

High Availability

Our Stackscale Automation and Monitoring Platform provides a level of protection comparable to VMware HA, Proxmox HA, and other HA solutions. Additionally, we maintain a pool of spare nodes available to customers at no extra cost, enabling full utilization of nodes without compromising HA capabilities.
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Transparency

Know all the relevant details of the infrastructure where you are hosting your mission-critical applications and workloads, such as which hardware your applications are running on or in which data centers your environments are physically located in.
scalability

Scalability

Add and remove resources whenever you need, while keeping cloud costs predictable and under control, and avoiding overprovisioning. Our pricing structure aims to be straightforward even in the most complex services.

geographical replication

Geographical replication

Different replication levels as well as replication in geographically remote data centers within Stackscale’s network to help you build a strong Disaster Recovery plan that protects your business against the worst contingencies. Real HA available between our data centers in Madrid, with less than 1 ms latencies.

support

Specialized support

Benefit from direct access to our specialized technical support team, 24/7, 365 days a year. As our customer, you can easily contact us via email and phone. Our support team is always available to help solve any technical questions or issues that may arise related to your private cloud environment.
data center

Data centers in Europe

Our infrastructure is hosted in data centers in Amsterdam and Madrid, certified according to international standards, with fault tolerance and business continuity guarantees. As a result, businesses benefit from outstanding security, efficiency, redundancy and connectivity specifications.

Constant high performance, free of noisy neighbors

Combined with our networked storage and new synchronous storage with fully redundant RTO=0 and RPO=0 and low latency, Stackscale’s private cloud environments deliver consistently high performance without noisy neighbors.

Frequently Asked Questions

A private cloud is a cloud environment where computing resources are exclusively dedicated to one organization. As a single-tenant infrastructure, it is similar to having a dedicated data center, while leveraging the advantages of the cloud. This enables companies to maintain greater control over the performance of their virtualized IT infrastructure. Although it can be hosted on-premises, it is usually hosted by a specialized provider like Stackscale.

To leverage the flexibility of the cloud, while benefiting from the high level of performance, control and security of a dedicated infrastructure solution.

Companies can benefit from the efficiency and service customization inherent to single-tenant environments, without the hassle of maintaining their own dedicated servers. Since the private cloud provider is responsible for purchasing, managing, monitoring and maintaining the physical infrastructure.

In addition to many other advantages, such as:

  • Accelerating provisioning and deployment procedures.
  • Keeping the IT budget under control.
  • Benefiting from a greater level of security and redundancy.
  • Meeting regulatory compliance requirements.

Private cloud solutions are suitable for a wide variety of workloads and use cases. Most business workloads are predictable and it is more cost-efficient to run them in a private cloud to avoid cost overrun.

Private cloud environments are the most secure, versatile, powerful and cost-effective option for hosting corporate applications, eCommerce and high-traffic sites, computing and data-processing platforms and IaaS, PaaS and SaaS services. Moreover, it is the most common cloud deployment model to host mission-critical data and applications in need of high performance, availability and security levels.

Private cloud servers offer different features and benefits, such as:

  • Single-tenant infrastructure.
  • Completely isolated access.
  • Controlled costs over time.
  • High visibility and control over the infrastructure.
  • Higher level of security and privacy.

Here is a summary of the most common differences between public cloud and private cloud environments.

Public CloudPrivate Cloud
Shared resources.Dedicated resources.
Hosted by a cloud service provider.Hosted by a cloud service provider or in-house.
Connectivity over the public Internet.Connectivity over the public Internet or over a secure private network.
Proprietary standards.Open standards.
Low initial costs.Controlled costs over time.
Requires a high level of security on the company’s behalf. It doesn’t include dedicated proactive monitoring.Requires a medium level of security on the company’s behalf. It includes dedicated proactive monitoring.
Ideal for handling unusual traffic peaks.Ideal for predictable and mission-critical workloads.
Low visibility and control into the infrastructure.High visibility and control into the infrastructure.
Suitable for non-sensitive information.Suitable for sensitive data; specially focused on data protection and sovereignty.

Looking for a private cloud solution?

Contact us for further information on how Stackscale’s private cloud can help you boost your IT strategy.

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Easily designed private cloud environments

Configuring a private cloud environment with Stackscale is a streamlined process compared to traditional setups, thanks to our optimized infrastructure that reduces the number of variables to manage.

The key aspects to define are the required amount of RAM and storage space. Factors such as IOPS, network capacity, and CPU power tend to have less critical impact, as our overprovisioned networks and storage systems are designed to prevent bottlenecks in most scenarios.

To ensure every project perfectly aligns with the client’s needs, our presales team offers a customized virtualization architecture design with VMware or Proxmox at no cost or obligation. This design considers factors such as performance, capacity, redundancy, and fault tolerance, ensuring a robust and efficient solution.