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Cluster & High Availability

Multi-node Proxmox clusters with Corosync quorum, HA groups and automatic failover, so a single server failure is a non-event.

Proxmox VE Corosync Ceph Live Migration
What we deliver

Included in this service

Three-node minimum, properly

Quorum needs an odd number. Two nodes and a witness is a compromise we will explain rather than hide.

Corosync on a dedicated link

Cluster traffic gets its own network so a busy backup cannot trigger a false failover.

HA groups by priority

Critical VMs restart first, on the node you nominated, in the order you decided.

Fencing configured and tested

A node that stops responding is isolated, so two copies of the same VM never write to one disk.

Why it matters

What changes for you

Maintenance during working hours

Move workloads off a host, patch it, move them back — nobody notices.

A host failure is an email, not an outage

Workloads restart elsewhere automatically, usually inside two minutes.

Tested, not assumed

We pull a power cable during handover so you have seen it work.

How it runs

From first call to handover

  1. Assess

    We audit what you run today — hardware, licences, workloads, pain points and growth plans.

  2. Design

    A written design with sizing, redundancy, network layout and a clear cost breakdown.

  3. Implement

    Build and configure in a staging window, with nothing pointed at production until it is proven.

  4. Migrate

    Workloads move in planned batches, each one verified before the next begins.

  5. Handover

    Documentation, credentials, runbooks and training for your team.

  6. Support

    Ongoing monitoring, patching and support under an agreed response time.

Questions

Asked often enough to answer here

Do we need shared storage for HA?

For automatic failover, yes — Ceph or a shared array. Without it you can still do live migration between hosts, but a failed host means restoring from backup rather than restarting elsewhere.

How long does failover actually take?

Typically 60–120 seconds: the cluster has to be certain the failed node is gone before it starts the VM elsewhere. Being certain is what stops data corruption.

Talk to an engineer about cluster & high availability

Tell us what you run now. You get a written design and a fixed scope before any invoice.

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