Einstieg / Test-Dev / VDI
MSV S
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/node/month at 36 months
Cores
48
RAM
256 GB
RAW storage/host
11.52 TB
- 3-node cluster: 34.56 TB RAW storage
- 48 Cores, 256 GB RAM pro Node
- 12 Mo Standardlaufzeit / 6 Mo Schnupper möglich
Powered by SUSE VirtualizationManaged SUSE Virtualizationfrom Germany
Dedicated bare-metal clusters for VMware exits, VDI, databases, and platform teams. FCS runs hardware, virtualization, storage, and networking as a fully managed service in German data centers.
Dedicated hardware
GDPR-compliant
SUSE Virtualization
Features
Bare metal without VMware complexity
A sovereign virtualization platform with clear operating paths and predictable costs.
Dedicated clusters
Three physical nodes per cluster, reserved for your workloads and without shared-host overcommit.
SUSE Virtualization foundation
SUSE Virtualization, KubeVirt, Longhorn, and Rancher integration as one consistent open-source stack.
Integrated storage
NVMe-based cluster storage with replicated volumes for production VM workloads.
Clean network integration
Private VLANs, public network modes, firewalling, and routing aligned with your operating model.
Operated in Germany
ISO 27001-certified data centers, German operations teams, and clear compliance paths.
Predictable resources
Cores, RAM, and storage are transparent per tier and traceable in the configurator.
Sizes
Three cluster sizes, one operating model
All variants start with three dedicated nodes. The configurator handles term, networking, SLA, and add-ons.
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Standard-Empfehlung Mittelstand
MSV M
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Cores
64
RAM
512 GB
RAW storage/host
15.36 TB
- 3-node cluster: 46.08 TB RAW storage
- 64 Cores, 512 GB RAM pro Node
- 12 Mo Standardlaufzeit / 6 Mo Schnupper möglich
Premium / Single-Tenant DB / KI / HPC
MSV L
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Cores
96
RAM
768 GB
RAW storage/host
23.04 TB
- 3-node cluster: 69.12 TB RAW storage
- 96 Cores, 768 GB RAM pro Node
- 12 Mo Mindestlaufzeit
Architecture
SUSE Virtualization stack for sovereign infrastructure
Managed SUSE Virtualization combines bare metal, virtualization, storage, and operations into a managed platform package.
Stack structure
Your workloads
VMware migrationVDIDatabasesPlatform services
SUSE Virtualization
SUSE VirtualizationKubeVirtLonghornRancher
focusnet bare metal
Dedicated nodesRedundant network24/7 operations
Included in the package
- 3-node bare-metal cluster
- SUSE Virtualization and Rancher integration
- Cluster storage with replication
- Public and private network options
- Monitoring, patching, and lifecycle operations
- Admin approval for controlled provisioning
- Optional setup and migration package
Modernization
Modernize VMware workloads
Start with familiar VM operating models while opening the path toward Kubernetes-adjacent platform structures.
VMware exit
Predictable migration from classic VMs to an open virtualization platform without Broadcom licensing pressure.
Database clusters
Dedicated resources for single-tenant databases, storage-heavy services, and regulated workloads.
VDI and remote work
Reserved bare-metal capacity for virtual desktops with clear network and tenant separation.
Platform teams
One operating model for VMs today and container-adjacent workloads tomorrow, with Rancher as the bridge.
VMware cost comparison
€/Core im Vergleich – VMware-basierte Wettbewerber
| Anbieter | Plattform | €/Core/Monat |
|---|---|---|
| IONOS Private Cloud (M-512) | VMware vSphere | 131 € |
| OVH Hosted Private Cloud | VMware vSphere | 94 € |
| Azure VMware Solution (3-Y RI) | VMware vSphere on Azure | 97 € |
| FCS Managed SUSE Virtualization (M, 36 Mo)FCS | SUSE Virtualization | – |
How do the machines get across?
FCS Beam migrates virtual machines from VMware vSphere to SUSE Virtualization, OpenStack, Proxmox VE, or Hyper-V — and rebuilds the guest operating system along the way. Nothing gets installed inside your running machines.
See FCS BeamGet started
Your MSV cluster as a service
Configure the right cluster size and submit the request with cart, partner code, and requirements context.