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- Connectivity
- Disaster Recovery
- Enterprise
- High Availability
- Information Technology Infrastructure Library
- Managed Services
- Monitoring
- Multiprotocol Label Switching
- Network Operator
- Network Segmentation
- on-premises
- Private Cloud
- Protection
- Public Cloud
- Regulations
- Separation of Duties
- Service Level Agreements
- Services
- Virtualization
- Virtual Private Network
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Who is Proserve?
Proserve is a Netherlands-based IT services provider focused on designing, implementing, and managing enterprise-grade cloud and infrastructure environments for organizations using platforms such as AWS and VMware-based private and hybrid clouds (cloud infrastructure services).
- Managed cloud and infrastructure services for enterprise workloads (cloud infrastructure services).
- Design and implementation of private, public, and hybrid cloud architectures, often based on VMware and AWS (cloud architecture consulting).
- Managed hosting and data center services, including high-availability and performance-focused setups (managed hosting).
- 24/7 monitoring, operations, and support for mission-critical applications and platforms (IT operations and support).
- Consulting and project services around migration, optimization, and governance of cloud and on-premises (on-prem) environments (cloud migration and optimization consulting).
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More About Proserve
Proserve operates as an IT services and managed cloud provider based in the Netherlands, serving enterprises and institutional customers that require stable and controlled infrastructure for business-critical applications. Its portfolio centers on consulting, implementation, and ongoing management of cloud and hybrid environments, supporting customers that use both public cloud platforms and private infrastructure in colocation or dedicated data centers.
The company focuses on architectures that combine private cloud, often based on VMware virtualization technologies (virtualization and private cloud), with public cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services (public cloud). This positioning addresses organizations that run regulated, latency-sensitive, or legacy workloads on private infrastructure while deploying web-facing or scalable components in public cloud. Proserve provides design services for virtualized compute, storage, and networking layers, and configures connectivity between customer sites, data centers, and cloud regions using Virtual Private Network (VPN), Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), or dedicated connections, depending on customer requirements.
In enterprise contexts, Proserve’s managed services cover infrastructure operations, monitoring, and incident handling on a 24/7 basis. The company applies established IT service management (ITSM) practices and frameworks such as Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) (IT service management) for processes including incident, change, and problem management. Monitoring and management typically cover hypervisors, operating systems, middleware, and core application platforms, with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) structured around availability, response times, and capacity thresholds.
Proserve also supports cloud and data center migration projects, where it plans and executes transitions from on-prem or legacy hosting environments to more standardized private cloud or public cloud setups. This includes discovery and assessment of current workloads, mapping dependencies, and defining migration waves. For workloads running on VMware or similar virtualization platforms, Proserve can rehost or replatform them into managed environments with standardized templates, backup policies, and Disaster Recovery (DR) runbooks.
Security and governance are integrated into its infrastructure services, with attention to network segmentation, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), backup and restore procedures, and compliance with Dutch and European data protection regulations. Proserve assists customers with setting up environments that align with internal governance frameworks, including Separation of Duties (SoD) and auditable change processes.
Within an enterprise technology directory, Proserve fits under categories such as managed hosting, managed cloud services, cloud migration consulting, and hybrid cloud architecture services. Its offerings address organizations that prefer a service partner for design and day-to-day operations of infrastructure rather than managing all layers internally, particularly when combining VMware-based private cloud with AWS or other public cloud services.
Our description of Proserve. Updated February 2026.
