From my personal experience I chose virtual servers over bare metal servers
Updated February 06, 2024
From my personal experience I chose virtual servers over bare metal servers
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Overall Satisfaction with IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers
I used it throughout everything I do for hosting. It addresses all my hosting problems for personal hosting and client hosting.
- Adding on memory
- Support
- Potential of greater processing power
- I have switched to virtual servers because of their quickness of resources
- Reloading OS takes a long time
- Pricing
- Everything seems slower than a virtual server
Overall Satisfaction Continued
- At the beginning bare metal servers were very expensive cost
- Not enough support to handle questions like load balancing to figure out alone so this prevented me from making more profit because servers would be down
I am currently using all virtual servers and not Bare Metal Servers anymore. I do not see the advantage of paying more and encountering more issues with Bare Metal Servers. Virtual servers seem like a better situation for my use.
Do you think IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers delivers good value for the price?
No
Are you happy with IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers's feature set?
No
Did IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers again?
No
IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers Feature Ratings
Using IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers
2 - Full implementation of production and development servers. Bare metal servers are not as common as cloud computing for today's modern server needs.
1 - I recommend for people to be very knowledgeable on the Operating System that is installed on the server. I lean more towards Linux operating systems and it's important to know the ins and outs of maintaining the server(s). Server administration is an important role to keep the server updated and analysis logs.
- scalability
- networking
- analytics
- CDN
- Disaster recovery and backup
- security and penetration testing
- Honestly, I have moved to cloud