Category: Dedicated Server

A dedicated server gives a workload direct access to physical CPU resources, but it does not automatically provide consistent latency. Other processes, kernel work, interrupts,…

Nested virtualization allows a virtual machine to run its own hypervisor and create additional virtual machines inside it. On bare metal, this model starts from…

A service mesh can make communication between Kubernetes workloads more secure, observable, and policy-driven. On bare metal, however, the mesh cannot be separated from the…

Containers are useful because they package an application and its dependencies without requiring a separate full operating system for every workload. On a bare metal…

A golden server image is a versioned and tested baseline that can be used to build dedicated servers in a consistent way. Instead of configuring…

Canary releases let teams expose a new version to a small share of users before expanding it to the full audience. For high traffic applications…

Blue-green deployment keeps two production-like environments available: one serves live traffic while the other receives the next release. On dedicated servers, this model can provide…

A CI/CD runner executes the jobs that build, test, scan, package, and deploy software. Hosting runners on dedicated servers can give a team predictable CPU,…

GitOps treats a version-controlled repository as the source of truth for infrastructure and configuration. Applied to dedicated servers, it can make operating-system settings, access rules,…