VPS plans for Proxmox: resources, traffic and expiry

A plan in NexoVirt bundles cores, RAM, disk, a monthly traffic limit and a runtime into one named package. Guests created from a plan get those specs locked in, and optional enforcement suspends, deletes or resumes them on schedule.

Plans & lifecycle in the NexoVirt panel

What it does

Resource bundles with traffic limits and expiry, enforced automatically.

  • Named resource bundles

    Each plan sets cores, memory, disk, a monthly traffic limit, a runtime and a grace period after suspension.

  • Lifecycle tracking

    A guest on a plan records its status, expiry, suspension and delete dates, plus its traffic, counted from collected metrics.

  • Automatic enforcement

    When switched on, expired or over-limit guests are suspended, deleted after the grace period, and traffic-suspended guests resume at the monthly reset.

  • Safe by design

    Enforcement only touches guests that have a plan. Your custom and pre-existing guests are never affected.

Why not just use the Proxmox web UI?

Proxmox VE runs the virtualization. NexoVirt adds the layer around it. Plans & lifecycle, task by task:

TaskProxmox web UINexoVirt
Sell a fixed VPS sizeNo concept of plansPick a plan in the wizard, specs fill and lock
Monthly traffic limitNot availableCounted per guest, suspend on overrun, resume at reset
Expiry and cleanupManualSuspend on expiry, delete after the grace period

How to use it

Up and running in 3 steps, all in the panel.

  1. In Settings, Plans, define a plan's resources, traffic limit and runtime.

  2. In the create wizard, choose Plan and pick it. The specs fill and lock.

  3. Follow the plan card on the guest page. Renew or resume in one click.

Plans & lifecycle: step-by-step guide in the docs

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