VMware Private Cloud
The control you expect. The stability you trust. Delivered by Summit.
VMware is still the gold standard for many production environments. If you rely on it for performance, resiliency, or operational consistency, Summit gives you a VMware Private Cloud that feels familiar, runs predictably, and is fully managed 24/7 by people who do this every day.
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What’s VMware Private Cloud from Summit?
Summit’s VMware Private Cloud is a fully managed private cloud built on Broadcom VMware. Summit operates the VMware platform, host hardware, network, and storage, and handles patching, monitoring, and day-to-day operations to keep your environment stable. You manage your applications and guest operating systems.
If you’re coming from a public cloud or a colocation environment, we can manage the migration for you. Once you’re live, we take ongoing platform management off your plate so your team can focus on higher-value work.
The result is a VMware-based private cloud with stability you can count on and US-based support you can reach.
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VMware Private Cloud is ideal for:
VMware demands a level of time, expertise, and attention that can quickly exhaust already stretched teams. VMware Private Cloud from Summit does it all for you.
Teams with apps that rely on VMware and need to modernize without the risk and disruption of rearchitecting applications
Teams who face skill or resource gaps in managing VMware environments
Teams that don’t want to deal with provisioning, patching, monitoring, and supporting a complex technology stack
Bring stability back to your VMware environment
If you’re considering changes around VMware right now, it’s probably not because the platform stopped working. It’s because pricing changed without warning. Licensing got more complex. Renewals started raising uncomfortable questions from finance. And suddenly a stable environment feels less predictable than it used to.
Summit’s approach starts with stability, then choice. We help you migrate VMware workloads into a Summit-managed VMware Private Cloud that preserves the tooling and operational model your team already trusts, while removing the noise that’s been creeping in around licensing, renewals, and platform operations.
Along the way, we clean up sprawl, right-size resources, and eliminate overhead that’s been inflating costs for years. The result is a VMware environment that’s easier to run, easier to budget for, and easier to explain to leadership.
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We stage, validate, and test workloads before cutover, giving you confidence at every step.
Included with VMware Private Cloud:
A Stable Home for VMware Workloads
Keeps critical VMware environments reliable while reducing operational burden and risk. No retraining, no forced redesigns, and no breaking muscle memory just to stay operational.
Single-Tenant Infrastructure
Your VMware environment is fully dedicated. No noisy neighbors, no shared hosts, and no resource contention that quietly erodes performance or complicates compliance.
Cost Control in a Changing VMware Landscape
VMware pricing may be in flux, but your operating model doesn’t have to be. We help you right-size resources, reduce sprawl, and make sure cost changes are easier to plan around.
24/7/365 Support
Real VMware engineers, available around the clock via phone, email, portal, or Slack. When something matters at 2 AM, you’re not explaining your environment to a script.
100% Uptime SLAs
Backed SLAs across compute, network, and storage. Because “best effort” doesn’t cut it for production VMware workloads.
Platform Upgrades
We handle host maintenance, patching, upgrades, and version transitions so you’re not stuck running unsupported builds or planning weekend upgrade marathons.
Same VMware. Fewer unknowns.
Your VMware Private Cloud runs in secure, compliant Summit data centers designed for production workloads that can’t afford surprises.
From dedicated infrastructure and redundancy to access controls, monitoring, and operational guardrails, everything is built to support long-running VMware environments without unnecessary complexity or risk.
It provides advanced security features such as intrusion detection and firewall management. We choose it because it reduces the risk of downtime and quality of support. It’s also easy to handle.
Benefits
Why choose Summit for VMware Private Cloud?
Running VMware well requires more than spinning up hosts. It requires operational discipline and real experience.
Hybrid- and multi-cloud ready, with integrated options to move or extend workloads across AWS, Azure, GCP, and other platforms as needed
Summit-delivered disaster recovery options designed for dependable protection and rapid recovery
Access full VCF capabilities with Summit’s support, without increasing internal staffing
We’ve been operating production infrastructure since the 1990s — experience you can feel in how the platform runs
Your organization will meet HIPAA and PCI DSS standards via Summit’s SOC 2 audit
Your team can deploy workloads in multiple Summit data centers for geo-redundancy
Common questions about VMware Private Cloud
These are the questions we hear most often, and we’re always happy to go deeper based on your environment.
We take care of everything up to your application. We manage all of the infrastructure for the cloud environment, including the hardware, virtualization platform, security, network performance, and operating systems on your VMs.
Real-time cloud performance graphs can be monitored from the customer portal. VMware Private Clouds are also monitored by Summit’s Service Desk. Should any issues or anomalies be detected, we’ll take corrective action and notify your team.
Yes. You can keep VMware where it’s the right answer and plan next steps without rushing.
Private environments can be deployed in any data center location, including (but not limited to!):
- Ashburn, Virginia, USA
- Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Dallas, Texas, USA
- Denver, Colorado, USA
- Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA
- Phoenix, Arizona, USA
- San Jose, California, USA
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Secaucus, New Jersey, USA
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Bucharest, Romania
- Frankfurt, Germany
- London, United Kingdom
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Singapore
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Tokyo, Japan
Yes. Backups can be stored in any of our data center locations.
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