Bare Metal Dedicated Servers

A Dedicated Server, also known as a Bare Metal server, is a private machine that allocates all of its hardware resources to a single user. In contrast to Virtual Servers, it doesn't have a virtualization layer, meaning that all of the server's hardware components are directly available to the user. Dedicated Server owners can even change its hardware components upon request.

Dedicated Servers are typically used for compute-heavy business applications that are characterized by high-end workloads, increased security requirements and heavy customization. With Dedicated Servers you can choose a specific CPU with relevant instruction sets, and adjust any other hardware component to meet your specific application requirements.

Bare metal dedicated servers are used to host real-time communication apps such as chat, audio, and video applications that require high-speed data transmission with low latency. High computational capabilities make them a prime candidate for resource-intensive tasks, including Machine Learning, gaming, 3D rendering, video editing, and high-traffic web applications.

Additionally, bare metal servers are essential where data security is critical. Thus, they are commonly used in government, e-commerce, and financial institutions to handle and process sensitive information.

Here at Cherry Servers you get 24/7 technical support with an average initial response time of 15 minutes free of charge. Every client gets a personal account manager that is deeply familiar with your needs. You may contact us by email, live chat or phone.

You may top up your prepaid balance or pay for services upon renewal. Manual and automatic payments are both available. You may choose hourly and fixed-term billing options, while spot billing is also available for specific server plans. Use one of 20+ payment methods to cover your invoices.

Our data centers are located in the United States, the Netherlands, Singapore, Germany, Sweden, and Lithuania. We use redundant infrastructure, electricity, and networking architecture to ensure top-tier cloud infrastructure services.

A dedicated server is a physical server that offers a customer total access and autonomy over all the hardware resources, such as CPU, RAM, and disk space. It is a distinct physical hardware assigned to one customer only. Customers who choose this model do not share the physical server with other tenants.

A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a partitioned slice of a physical server that runs on a virtualized layer known as a hypervisor. It runs separately from other virtual servers thanks to the isolation provided by the hypervisor. Unlike a dedicated server, VPS resources are limited since they share a slice of the underlying physical server’s capacity.

A bare metal server offers high processing power thanks to state-of-the-art enterprise hardware. This lets you reliably run resource-intensive tasks without worrying about service degradation.

The full isolation provided by bare metal servers guarantees high levels of privacy for sensitive and confidential data. As such, bare metal servers are a good candidate for e-commerce stores, financial institutions, and other industries that handle sensitive client information. The risk of data breaches is significantly mitigated.

By offering a wide range of customization options, a bare metal server lets you build a secure and reliable infrastructure for your applications and data.

The choice of a bare metal server depends on many factors, including pricing, financial forecasts, application needs, risk level, and future IT requirements.

Typically, bare-metal servers are more costly than traditional hosting plans. It’s, therefore, vital to review your budget. How much are you willing to spend on the server?

Determine performance requirements. Will the server’s hardware resources and processing power deliver the expected performance for your business?

Also, the amount of data generated and stored should be considered. This will inform the amount of storage to provision and the nature of data storage (SSD or NVMe).

Equally important is evaluating your security requirements. To safeguard against data breaches, consider critical security add-ons such as DDoS protection and firewalls.

Selecting a bare metal provider requires careful consideration of your business requirements. The bare metal provider you opt for will ultimately determine the security, performance, and availability of services.

With that in mind, evaluate the provider's infrastructure. Opt for providers that offer state-of-the-art enterprise hardware for stellar performance for your workloads.

Look out for customization options that will boost the efficiency of your business. Evaluate CPU performance, as a powerful processor can handle complex tasks. Consider custom storage options such as RAID to protect data in the event of failure, backup storage, GPU accelerators for enhanced performance, and a control panel for seamless administration.

Additionally, ensure the provider offers 24/7 technical support for prompt issue resolution. Lastly, comb through the SLAs (Service Level Agreements) to ensure they align with your business requirements.

To get started with dedicated server hosting, create an account on Cherry Servers and be sure to log in to the client’s portal. From there, explore the various bare metal hosting plans. We provide a wide range of prebuilt and custom bare metal dedicated servers for your business plans. Select your preferred plan and deploy your server. 

Once your server is up and running, the server information will be displayed along with login credentials. From there, log in as root to start administering your server.