Perfect Hosting For Your Needs - Bare Metal Server

A Bare metal server is similar to a dedicated server, but it is provided without an operating system and rented by only one user. Bare metal servers can be the basic element for building your own IT infrastructure.

The main feature of the bare metal server is that it comes without a hypervisor. The tenant gets carte blanche and makes his own decision about the installation of operating systems, software, etc. That is why the Bare Metal as a Service (BMaaS) model is especially popular among IT professionals.

Control and high performance are achieved due to the absence of a pre-installed operating system and other software components. The tenant chooses the OS independently and distributes the server load according to the needs of his project. For more complex resource-intensive applications bare metal is also an optimal option.

No neighbors. In the case of a typical virtual or cloud server, unscrupulous users of shared server capacity can significantly degrade your work experience. Also, due to the fact that you are the only tenant, the quality of service is improved.

Increased security is ensured by the latest encryption, lack of unauthorized access, and comprehensive attack protection systems, including SGX and SEV.

Rent a Bare metal server if you need:

• Higher server performance for running complex applications;
• Single-person capacity, full control over the server, and customization for a specific project;
• Better service than other hosting options;
• Improved network performance, including elastic addressing, global backend transfer, etc;
• To create your own IT infrastructure.

VPS, as a popular virtualization hosting option, attracts customers with fast resource allocation and easy scalability. However, VPS doesn't have the processing power, drive, and network performance of dedicated servers or Bare metal. Virtual private servers are suitable for less "demanding" projects.

Dedicated server providers offer traditional rates with a pre-installed operating system, a control panel, and a fixed monthly or annual fee. Renting a bare metal server is offered without an operating system and with flexible pricing packages, where customers pay only for what they use, without overpayments.