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Gcore offers Bare Metal server types optimized for specific use cases and workload demands. Available configurations depend on the deployment region. To compare types in the Gcore Customer Portal, open Cloud > Bare Metal, click Create Bare Metal, select a region, and review the Server type groups.
  • High frequency — single-socket servers with high clock-speed CPUs for latency-sensitive workloads — real-time analytics, low-latency applications, and gaming servers.
  • Infrastructure — multi-socket servers with high core counts for enterprise workloads, large databases, and virtualized environments.
  • Storage — multi-socket servers with large-capacity drives for data-heavy workloads — archival storage, backup, and big data processing.

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High frequency

High frequency Bare Metal servers suit applications that depend on processor clock speed rather than core count: multiplayer gaming, CAD applications, media processing, and rendering tasks.

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Infrastructure

Infrastructure Bare Metal servers target workloads that need high multi-core performance and extensive multi-threading: large-scale databases, virtualization platforms, container orchestration, and high-performance microservices.

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Storage

Storage Bare Metal servers combine high core counts with large disk capacity for workloads that read and write large datasets: archival storage, backup servers, media libraries, and big data analytics. Select a server type on the Bare Metal creation page.