Bare metal servers enable traditional physical machines to have the capabilities of automatic provisioning, automatic operation and maintenance, VPC interconnection, and support for docking with shared storage and other clouds. It can be distributed and used as flexibly as a virtual machine, and at the same time has excellent computing, storage, and network capabilities. So what is the difference between a bare metal server and a cloud host?

Multiple tenants share the physical resources of an ECS (virtual machine), while the resources of a BMS are exclusively shared by users. For critical applications or businesses with high performance requirements (such as big data clusters, enterprise middleware systems), and require a safe and reliable operating environment, it is more appropriate to use bare metal servers.

Bare metal servers combine the respective advantages of physical machines and cloud hosts to achieve super-strong and stable computing capabilities. By adopting the super management panel technology, your business applications can directly access the processor and memory of the bare metal server without any virtualization overhead. The advantages of bare metal servers are mainly reflected in the following aspects.

1. Bare metal servers have complete processor features at the physical machine level

2. The bare metal server has the advantages of resource isolation at the physical machine level, which is especially suitable for deploying applications in traditional non-virtualized scenarios on the cloud.

3. In the face of some complex scenarios and applications, bare metal servers have more powerful performance than cloud hosts; higher CPU, memory, and bandwidth performance.

4. All data and applications on bare metal servers are completely privatized; the nature is the same as that of traditional server rental and server hosting.

5. Bare metal servers can be as simple as managing cloud hosts. One-click bare metal server restart, bare metal server reinstallation, common fault handling of bare metal servers, and traffic bandwidth monitoring of bare metal servers can be realized through the panel.

6. Highly cost-effective advantages. Bare metal servers combined with fully automated management methods can effectively reduce technical operation and maintenance costs