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Bare Metal

Dedicated bare-metal servers with single-tenant CPU, RAM and storage - no virtualization layer.

Providers
14
in this category
Countries
1
represented
Median price
220,00 €
per cheapest offer
Median score
35/100
across rated hosts

Top Bare Metal

1
Top ranked
Country
France
Autonomous system number (ASN)
AS198607 (opens in a new tab)
Founded
Founded in 2023
Entry price
From 0,00 €
Published offers
82 offers

HaloAgency est un opérateur de service numérique : hébergement Gaming et solutions Cloud, enrichis avec des services & prestations sur mesures. Notre promesse ? Fiabilité, rapidité, satisfaction. HaloAgency, votre partenaire de confiance, engagé...

0 /100
2
Zkillu
2 reviews
Country
France
Autonomous system number (ASN)
AS215599 (opens in a new tab)
Founded
Founded in 2023
Entry price
From 0,70 €
Published offers
72 offers

Fournisseur français indépendant d'infrastructure cloud depuis 2020, Nous exploitons notre infrastructure dans un datacenter Tier 3. VPS, dédiés, colocation, serveurs de jeux, tunnels IP et sauvegarde. Infrastructure 100 % européenne

0 /100
3
Jtheberg
4 reviews
Country
France
Autonomous system number (ASN)
AS219252 (opens in a new tab)
Founded
Founded in 2024
Entry price
From 0,25 €
Published offers
24 offers

Découvrez nos offres d'hébergement de qualité avec des serveurs VPS, un support a votre demande, et des performances de haut niveau. Des solutions adaptées à tous vos besoins professionnels et personnels.

0 /100

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About Bare Metal

Bare-metal is a physical server reserved entirely for you: CPU, RAM, disks, NIC - no virtualisation layer in between. The right pick for demanding workloads: very high-load databases, custom hypervisors (Proxmox, VMware ESXi), heavy compute or any case where performance predictability matters. Expect 50-300 €/month depending on CPU tier and storage. Ask for IPMI/iLO for remote control.

Frequently asked questions

Bare-metal vs dedicated cloud?

Bare-metal is a single physical machine with full hardware access. Dedicated cloud stays virtualised but with pinned CPU cores and reserved RAM. Bare-metal is faster and more predictable, dedicated cloud more flexible (snapshots, scaling).

AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon?

EPYC shines on parallel workloads (containers, distributed databases) with more cores per euro. Xeon is still preferred for application compatibility and some high-clock workloads. Benchmark your specific workload.

How much bandwidth should I ask for?

1 Gbps unmetered suits most web workloads. For streaming, CDN or heavy backups, aim for 10 Gbps. Also check uplink quality (Tier 1 transit vs IX peering).