Marietta, Georgia · Proxmox · dedicated hardware

A virtual data center you can point at, run by someone who has run one.

MPM VDC hosts your line-of-business workloads in purpose-built pods and backs up the infrastructure you already own. Enterprise hardware, an open-source stack with no per-core licensing, and an engineer who picks up the phone.

Proxmox VE + Proxmox Backup ServerECC memory · NVMeNo per-core licensing

Pods, not raw VMs

Each workload gets a layout designed for it — compute, storage, backup policy and a runbook — instead of a blank server and a login.

Vault protects what you keep

Backup and DR for the servers, VMs and laptops in your own environment. Three tiers, published RPO and RTO targets, restores that get tested.

Operator, not a portal

Built and run by a former bank data center manager. You talk to the person who designed your environment, not a ticket queue.

Data center

Six pods, built around real workloads

Every pod is a defined layout: sized compute, an isolated storage volume, a Vault backup policy and a written runbook. Pick the workload, not the instance type.

Entry pod

from$79/mo

Sites, apps and media platforms that need real isolation and real backups.

Web Hosting · Media & Podcast Hosting

  • Dedicated VM on enterprise hardware
  • NVMe storage, ECC memory
  • Daily Vault backup included
  • Documented runbook
  • Response commitment with a named engineer

Business pod

from$199/mo

Line-of-business workloads where an outage stops work or stops revenue.

Sage 300 · Client-Server · E-commerce · Distributed

  • Multi-VM layout sized to the workload
  • Separated application and database tiers
  • Tightened backup interval with verified restores
  • Migration from VMware or physical included
  • Runbook plus quarterly review with the engineer who built it

Starting prices. Final sizing is quoted after a short scoping call.

Vault

Backup and disaster recovery for the infrastructure you already run

Vault does not require you to move anything. Point it at your existing servers, VMs, workstations and laptops and pick a recovery target you can defend to a client or an auditor.

Vault Standard

Daily backup, 7d / 4w / 6m retention

RPO
24h
RTO
4h

Starting at

$29 / protected workload / mo

or $19 / TB / mo

  • Daily backup of your existing infrastructure
  • 7 daily, 4 weekly, 6 monthly retention
  • Restore assistance from an engineer
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Vault Plus

6-hour backup, quarterly restore drill

RPO
6h
RTO
2h

Starting at

$69 / protected workload / mo

or $49 / TB / mo

  • Backup every six hours
  • Quarterly restore drill with a written result
  • Extended retention for compliance requests
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Vault DR

Cross-site replication, annual DR drill

RPO
15m
RTO
<1h

Starting at

$149 / protected workload / mo

or $99 / TB / mo

  • 15-minute recovery point objective
  • Cross-site replication at this tier
  • Annual disaster-recovery exercise
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RPO and RTO figures are the targets each tier is designed and configured to meet. Per-workload or per-TB — whichever fits your estate.

Architecture

What actually runs your workload

No abstractions and no marketing topology. This is the current buildout: one dedicated host running Proxmox, isolated pods, an NVMe storage tier, and a separate Proxmox Backup Server datastore.

MPM VDC single-node architectureCustomer sites and users connect over an encrypted path to a single Proxmox host on dedicated enterprise hardware. The host runs purpose-built customer pods on an NVMe storage tier, and backups are written to a separate Proxmox Backup Server datastore.YOUR ENVIRONMENTOn-prem serversOther cloudsWorkstationsLaptopsencrypted pathSINGLE DEDICATED HOST · PROXMOX VEenterprise hardware · ECC memory · NVMeCUSTOMER PODSsage-300web-hostingclient-serverecommercepodcastdistributedSTORAGE TIERNVMe · internal, not a podper-pod volumes, isolatedVAULT · PBSProxmox BackupServer datastoreseparate fromproduction volumesdeduplicated,encrypted, verifiedDR TIERcross-site replicationoffered at the DR tier
Current buildout: one dedicated host. No cluster, no multi-site claim — the diagram shows what runs today.

Comparison

Where this sits against the alternatives

MPM VDC compared with a commodity VPS host and a do-it-yourself in-house build
What you getMPM VDCPurpose-built pod (compute + storage + backup + SLA + runbook)Commodity VPS hostA raw VM, you configure everythingDIY / in-houseHardware you buy, rack, and maintain
Operated byMPM VDCFormer bank data center managerCommodity VPS hostSupport tier reading scriptsDIY / in-houseYour own staff's spare time
Backup & DRMPM VDCVault, three tiers, verified restoresCommodity VPS hostUsually add-on or noneDIY / in-houseWhatever you build yourself
LicensingMPM VDCNo per-core fees (open-source stack)Commodity VPS hostVariesDIY / in-houseVMware/Windows licensing on you
Migration helpMPM VDCIncluded (VMware/physical → pod)Commodity VPS hostSelf-serviceDIY / in-houseN/A
SupportMPM VDCTalk to the engineer who built itCommodity VPS hostTicket queueDIY / in-houseYou are the support

Proof

Operator credibility, not logos on a wall

MPM VDC is built by Marietta PM. The founder managed a data center for a major bank — the environment where restore tests are a scheduled obligation, not an aspiration. That is the standard the pods and Vault are built to.

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Start with a scoping call, not a signup form.

Tell us the workload and what breaks when it stops. We will come back with a pod layout, a backup policy and a number.

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