OpenMetal’s XXL v4 bare metal dedicated server is powered by dual 5th gen Intel® Xeon Gold 6530 processors and 2048GB DDR5 RAM.
Author: Sash Ghosh
OpenMetal’s Large v4 bare metal dedicated server is powered by dual Intel® Xeon Gold 6526Y processors, 512GB DDR5-5200 RAM, and come with two Micron 7450 MAX drives.
Discover how OpenMetal’s generous bandwidth allotments and 95th percentile egress pricing can help hosting providers cut costs while boosting capacity for high-traffic, content-rich sites
Explore Intel® (TDX), a hardware-based technology designed to enhance the security and privacy of virtualized workloads in cloud environments.
Learn about the need for confidential computing, it’s benefits and some top industries benefiting from this technology.
The bare metal cloud market is poised for significant growth in the coming years, fueled by the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), as well as the increasing demand for high-performance computing (HPC).
OpenMetal’s XL v4.0 bare metal servers are powered by dual Intel Xeon Gold 6530 processor and 1TB RAM.
Madrid, Spain based businesses benefit from hosting their applications on OpenMetal’s dedicated servers located in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Seattle based businesses benefit from hosting their applications on OpenMetal’s dedicated servers located in Los Angeles, CA.
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OpenMetal’s XL v3.0 bare metal dedicated server is powered by dual Intel Xeon Gold 6430 processor and 1TB RAM.
San Jose based businesses benefit from hosting their applications on OpenMetal’s dedicated servers located in Los Angeles, CA.
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Philadelphia based businesses can benefit from hosting their applications on OpenMetal’s dedicated servers located in data centers in Ashburn, Virginia and Los Angeles, California.
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OpenMetal’s XL v2.1 bare metal dedicated servers are provisioned on Supermicro’s SYS-120C-TN10R. with Intel Xeon Gold processors and 1TB RAM.
Boston based businesses can benefit from hosting their applications on OpenMetal’s dedicated servers located in data centers in Ashburn, Virginia and Los Angeles, California.
OpenMetal’s technical leadership had the opportunity to present talks/workshops at the OpenInfra Summit held in Vancouver in June 2023. This article provides a synopsis of those talks and has links to the recorded videos.
The adoption of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) is on the rise as businesses seek to harness the scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness of cloud computing. While virtualization has been a central component of IaaS, the integration of bare metal servers introduces a new dimension to infrastructure management.
Ironic, a vital part of OpenStack, focuses on provisioning and managing bare metal servers. It seamlessly integrates with Keystone, Nova, Neutron, Glance, and Swift to provide a unified interface for managing hardware resources within a cloud environment. With Ironic, operators can treat physical servers like virtual machines, streamlining the management of resources in an OpenStack cloud. It simplifies bare metal management through a unified interface, seamless integration with OpenStack services, and automated provisioning.
A cloud migration strategy generally follows the “land and expand” or “lift and shift” method. However, a more flexible, hybrid approach is beneficial. By adopting a flexible cloud migration approach that combines elements of both strategies, organizations can better align migration efforts with their unique requirements and constraints.
Cloud infrastructure is a critical component for SaaS platform providers and, in many cases, the business’ highest operational cost. This article goes into some of the top concerns that SaaS platform providers have about their cloud infrastructure and how an open source IaaS platform like OpenMetal Cloud can help resolve some of these pain points.
As businesses realize the growing costs of cloud, it becomes even more important to find alternative solutions.
This article presents the known benefits of private cloud, the factors that make organizations hesitant about the move, on-demand private cloud as the true alternative to public cloud, and also three business use cases that could reduce cloud spend while moving from a public cloud.
OpenMetal was a first-time Gold Sponsor at the SaaStr Annual 2022. We got the opportunity to meet with leaders at SaaS companies from around the world. And we got a chance to unveil our open source On-Demand Private Cloud product as a viable option for SaaS companies, especially those facing open/capex challenges with relation to public cloud consumption.
Hear members of the OpenMetal team discuss our core mission.
This Executive Focus features Todd Robinson, President and Founder of OpenMetal, discussing how OpenMetal On-Demand Private Clouds deliver the advantages of having your own private environment with the ease of spinning public clouds up or down quickly as you desire.
The hyper-converged OpenStack deployments on Supermicro’s MicroBlade technology allow OpenMetal to provide all of the features and functionality of OpenStack while lowering the total cost of ownership of server hardware. This allows for a more affordable cloud for the end consumer.
This article uses current cloud adoption and usage statistics to build on the discussion (in the video) between Todd Robinson, President of InMotion Hosting, and Marc Collier, COO of OpenInfra Foundation about the current challenges around the widespread adoption of OpenStack powered infrastructure, especially in the context of private clouds for SMBs.
The growth of cloud computing and cloud IT infrastructure for both public and private clouds is here to stay, strengthened by our expedited need for digital transformation to accommodate the permanently changing landscape of doing business, the increased availability of the internet, the adoption of more mobile devices around the world, an upheaval of the education system and the consumption of more and more big data.
OpenStack Education Operator’s Manual This manual is designed to allow an experienced system administrator to learn how to manage an OpenStack and Ceph cloud in roughly 40 hours of hands-on