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Utilize Bare-Metal support for worker nodes to enhance latency and performance.
Benefit from free, production-grade cluster management with a 99.9% SLA.
Enjoy competitive pricing for worker nodes, on par with our VMs and Bare Metal servers.
Provision your worker nodes with a single command in the HostingB2B self-service portal, API, or via Terraform.
Our Managed Kubernetes clusters support GPU worker nodes for GPU-intensive tasks such as machine learning, video processing, and gaming.
Support for Kubernetes versions 1.25, 1.26, 1.27, and 1.28.
The service continually monitors node health, automatically updating and restarting nodes as needed.
Node pools within your cluster can dynamically scale up or down automatically.
Each cluster dashboard is duplicated to ensure constant availability.
All connections between the master node and nodes within the cluster are automatically encrypted.
Your projects are shielded from DDoS attacks at the network and transport layers by default.
Receive prompt real-time assistance and high-quality technical service around the clock.
Deploying a Kubernetes cluster on Virtual Machines (VMs) involves an additional infrastructure layer—a hypervisor, which manages VMs. This hypervisor utilizes some of the physical server’s resources, such as CPU and RAM, which affects overall compute capacity.
VMs are ideal for most web applications that don’t require extreme performance levels or are not highly sensitive to latency. They offer a good balance of scalability, performance, security, and cost.
Deploying a Kubernetes cluster on Bare Metal means you bypass the hypervisor and guest operating system, allowing containerized applications to use physical server resources directly and fully.
Bare Metal is the optimal choice for compute-intensive web applications needing high performance and low latency, though it may not offer the fastest provisioning for new worker nodes.