Is the server shared with other customers?

No. A Bare Metal server is a physical Dell PowerEdge machine assigned to a single account. There is no hypervisor between you and the hardware.

How do I access the server?

Open the console from your browser to see the screen and use the keyboard, even before an operating system is installed. Once your operating system is running you can also connect over SSH.

Which operating systems can I install?

Ready templates for Ubuntu Server and Debian. Windows Server is not in the templates because it needs a licence; contact us if you need it. Installing from your own ISO file is coming soon.

Can I log in to the iDRAC management interface?

No. For security the iDRAC interface is not exposed to customers. You get the console, power control, sensors and the hardware log through the ONIE console and API instead.

How is traffic measured?

Inbound and outbound traffic of the public IPv4 of your server is measured and shown as charts with monthly totals in your console.

When can I order a server?

The configurations are listed on this page. A plan with the “Coming soon” label does not accept orders yet, and its price is published when sales open. Contact us to ask about availability.

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Dedicated Dell PowerEdge Bare Metal

Rent a physical Dell PowerEdge server that nobody else shares. Open the console, power it on or off and install an operating system from your browser, with a dedicated public IPv4.

A physical Dell PowerEdge server that is never shared
Console, power control and hardware health in your browser
Dedicated public IPv4 that only you use

Bare MetalConsole preview

Physical serverDell PowerEdgeNot shared, not virtualized

PowerOn · Off · Reboot

ConsoleIn your browser

OS installUbuntu · Debian templates

NetworkDedicated IPv4

Dell PowerEdge · managed from your console

Available configurations

Configurations and pricing

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Features

A whole server, never shared

You get the physical machine: every processor, all the memory and the disks. There is no hypervisor and no neighbours on the same hardware.

Console in your browser

Open a remote console of the server from your browser, even when no operating system is installed. Access goes through the web gateway; the iDRAC management interface itself is never exposed.

Power control

Power the server on, shut it down or reboot it from the console or the API. Each action is recorded in the activity log.

Install an OS from templates

Pick a ready template such as Ubuntu or Debian and the server is installed through virtual media. Installing from your own ISO file is coming soon.

Dedicated public IPv4

Each server has its own public IPv4 address that only you use.

Bandwidth

Follow the inbound and outbound traffic of your server, with monthly totals, right in the console.

Hardware health

See power draw, temperatures, fans and the hardware log of your server.

API and automation

Everything above is also available through the API. API keys can be limited to the Dedicated Server scopes: read, write and console.

Get started with ONIE

01
Choose a server configuration
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Get the server assigned to your account
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Open the console, install an OS and manage the server

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