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https://metal.equinix.com/ https://metal.equinix.com/ May work for what you need, and they also have spot instances.
by fjni 5y ago
https://metal.equinix.com/ https://metal.equinix.com/ May work for what you need, and they also have spot instances.
- nikolqy 5y agoExactly was I was gonna say until I read your response. They’re the barest servers I know of. Oracle cloud or IBM cloud might have what he’s looking for as well.
- scrubs 5y agoThank you gentleman. Will check it out.
- scrubs 5y agoWanna know what? Wow is my first response! Amazon's c5n.metals are actually too big for me but it gets most of the virtualization out of the way. And it's about $1.17/hr/box spot. Now there's a ton to like about Amazon: EBS, deployment, snapshots, and a whole bunch of other stuff is 100%. The AMZ linux image + DPDK works and built with no nonsense. Passing around public Amazon AMIs to help people eliminate code builds by just jumping into a ready-to-go-setup is another great upside. Meanwhile on Equinix I've got a higher CPU frequency on a more gentle size (c3.small.x86) for $.17/hr. It's got two Mellanox NICs and two Intel NICs and although I haven't run any code yet, whatever I can use there is probably fine. I will be darn interested in comparing the two setups. Thanks.
- toast0 5y agoI don't know about Oracle, and my IBM Cloud (fomerly SoftLayer) knowledge is a few years out of date now, but IBM cloud has (or had) bare metal servers available by the hour. You've got to pick from a limited menu, so no custom ram size or disk selection like on monthly servers though.