Physical servers without the cabinet
Dedicated AMD EPYC servers in our facilities, on our network, without renting the rack. Same compute the cloud runs on, exposed directly to your workload.
One server, no hypervisor in the way
Bare Metal is a dedicated physical server racked in one of our Troy, Michigan datacenters. You get root, you get out-of-band management, and you get the network and power we run for the rest of the cloud. We replace the hardware when it fails; you operate the workload on top.
Use it when the workload wants the silicon directly: database engines that pin to cores, container hosts that run hot, network appliances, video pipelines. Skip it when a VM would do; pay for what the application actually needs.
The platform the cloud sits on
The compute, the storage, and the network your server lands on.
Single-socket and dual-socket servers. The same compute platform that sits behind the cloud tiers.
All-NVMe local storage in the chassis. Add Ceph-backed network storage where the workload calls for it.
On our own autonomous system, behind our own backbone. Cross-connect to a carrier or peer where needed.
Three quick questions
The ones we get on the first call. If yours is not here, the answer is on the other end of the phone.
How is this different from Colocation?
With Colocation you bring your own hardware into a rack you contract. With Bare Metal we provide the server, racked in our facility, on our network. You get root, an out-of-band management port, and a server to operate. We replace the hardware when it fails.
What if I need GPU or specialty hardware?
GPU servers are available alongside the standard EPYC lineup; high-memory and high-core SKUs are available on request. Specialty NICs, HBAs, or accelerators can be added under a custom build. Tell us the requirement on the quote.
How is the server connected to my other services?
Bare Metal sits on the same internal network that the cloud tiers run on. Private connectivity to your VMs, Virtual Data Center pool, or colocated cabinet is a switching configuration, not a public-internet hop.
Tell us the server you need
Sockets, cores, memory, disks, NICs, network attachments. We will quote a build, rack it, and put it on our backbone.
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