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Bare metal that moves
at cloud speed

Single-tenant AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon servers with DDR5 ECC and NVMe RAID — racked, imaged, and answering SSH in hours, from $0.37/hr. Every server ships with 20 TB of egress included, and virtual CPU servers start at $14/mo when you don't need the whole box.

Hourly or monthly reserved · IPMI access included · Four regions · No setup fees

metal-e32 · order #4611
Provisioning

Chassis allocated · rack A14

US East (Ashburn) · single tenant

2× 1.92 TB NVMe imaged

RAID1 mirror · Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Configuring uplinks + IPMI

25 Gbps · 20 TB egress

72%

Handing off SSH keys

64 threads · 256 GB DDR5 ECC $1.05/hr
Ordered 10:42 → SSH-ready 13:07
Dedicated hardware

Bare metal dedicated servers

Four chassis, one meter. Current-generation EPYC and Xeon silicon, always single-tenant, with DDR5 ECC and mirrored NVMe in every configuration. Pay by the hour or reserve monthly — release whenever, and the meter stops.

Metal 4E Starter

AMD EPYC 4344P (8C/16T Zen 4)

Single-tenant entry point for game servers, build farms, and small clusters.

Threads

16

Memory

64 GB ECC

Storage

2× 960 GB NVMe RAID1

Network

10 Gbps · 20 TB egress

$0.37/hr

$229/mo reserved

Configure

Metal X16

Intel Xeon Gold 6526Y (16C/32T Emerald Rapids)

DDR5 ECC for steady production workloads.

Threads

32

Memory

128 GB ECC

Storage

2× 1.92 TB NVMe

Network

10 Gbps · 20 TB egress

$0.62/hr

$379/mo reserved

Configure

Metal E32

Most popular

AMD EPYC 9354P (32C/64T Genoa)

The sweet spot for databases, analytics, and virtualization hosts.

Threads

64

Memory

256 GB ECC

Storage

2× 1.92 TB NVMe

Network

25 Gbps · 20 TB egress

$1.05/hr

$649/mo reserved

Configure

Metal E64

AMD EPYC 9554P (64C/128T Genoa)

768 GB ECC — consolidation-class hardware, delivered in hours.

Threads

128

Memory

768 GB ECC

Storage

4× 3.84 TB NVMe

Network

2× 25 Gbps · 20 TB egress

$2.99/hr

$1,899/mo reserved

Configure

Every bare-metal price includes 20 TB of monthly egress, IPMI/KVM-over-IP access, and RAID configuration at no charge. Reserved monthly rates shown alongside hourly metering.

Virtual machines

Virtual CPU servers

For everything around the big jobs — APIs, queues, control planes, cron. Shared vCPU from $14/mo, or dedicated cores with zero steal time when latency matters. Same images, same API, same console as the rest of the fleet.

Full price list
Shared vCPU

VC-S2 Shared

Dev and test boxes, small web apps, CI runners, bastion hosts.

  • vCPUs 2
  • Memory 4 GB
  • Storage 80 GB NVMe
  • Transfer 4 TB

$0.02/hr

$14/mo

Deploy
Shared vCPU

VC-S4 Shared

Small production APIs, staging environments, low-traffic SaaS backends.

  • vCPUs 4
  • Memory 8 GB
  • Storage 160 GB NVMe
  • Transfer 5 TB

$0.04/hr

$28/mo

Deploy
Dedicated vCPU

VC-D4 Dedicated

Dedicated vCPU with no noisy neighbors — production databases and latency-sensitive services.

  • vCPUs 4
  • Memory 16 GB
  • Storage 200 GB NVMe
  • Transfer 6 TB

$0.10/hr

$69/mo

Deploy
Dedicated vCPU

VC-D8 Dedicated

Kubernetes control planes and data-prep pipelines feeding your GPU jobs.

  • vCPUs 8
  • Memory 32 GB
  • Storage 400 GB NVMe
  • Transfer 8 TB

$0.20/hr

$135/mo

Deploy
Under the hood

Server-grade by default

Every chassis in the fleet ships the same way: one tenant, ECC memory, mirrored NVMe, and real bandwidth. The spec sheet is the baseline, not the upsell.

Isolation

One tenant per box: you

There is no hypervisor layer and no oversubscription. Your OS boots directly on the metal, your workloads own every core and every byte of cache, and benchmarks are reproducible run after run — because the host never changes underneath you.

  • IPMI / KVM-over-IP access on every server, no add-on fee
  • Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 12, Rocky 9 — or boot your own ISO
  • Simpler compliance story: dedicated hardware, auditable by serial number
Host allocation · metal-e32 Dedicated
Your workloads · 64 threads Other tenants · 0

Hypervisor: none · CPU steal time: 0.0%

Hardware

Memory that corrects, disks that mirror

Every chassis carries DDR5 ECC memory — from 64 GB to 768 GB — and enterprise NVMe in RAID1 by default. A silent bit flip or a dying drive becomes a log line, not an outage.

  • RAID1 standard; RAID0 or RAID10 on request at no charge
  • Hot-spare drive pool in every rack row
  • Failed parts swapped by on-site engineers, usually within the hour
Hardware health · metal-x16 Healthy
DDR5 ECC · 128 GB 0 corrected errors / 30 d
NVMe RAID1 mirror in sync
nvme0n1
nvme1n1
SMART · both drives 100% media life remaining
Network

10–25 Gbps up. 20 TB out. Included.

Dedicated uplinks on every server — no burst credits, no traffic shaping — and 20 TB of monthly egress in the sticker price. Traffic to your Reviosa GPU pods and storage volumes rides the private fabric and never touches the meter.

  • 10 Gbps standard, 25 Gbps on E-class, 2× 25 Gbps on the E64
  • 20 TB egress included per server, flat overage after — no regional tiers
  • Free private VLANs between your servers, VMs, and GPU instances
Bandwidth · metal-e32 last 24 h

peak 18.4 Gbps of 25 Gbps uplink

Included egress used 3.4 / 20 TB

Private fabric to GPU pods · unmetered

Provisioning

Racked, imaged, and online in hours

Dedicated hardware used to mean quote calls, POs, and a six-week lead time. On Reviosa you order a server the way you launch a VM: pick a chassis in the console, and we rack, image, and hand you SSH the same day.

  • Order from the console, CLI, or Terraform — no sales call
  • Median time from order to SSH: 2 h 40 m across all four regions
  • Release anytime on hourly billing — no 12-month contract
Order timeline · #4611 Online
  1. Order placed

    10:42 · console

  2. Chassis racked & cabled

    10:44 · US East (Ashburn), rack A14

  3. RAID1 imaged · Ubuntu 24.04

    11:26 · 2× NVMe mirrored

  4. SSH-ready

    13:07 · 2 h 25 m from order

Reviosa vs. hyperscalers

Hyperscaler compute, without the hyperscaler math

Dedicated hosts on the big clouds bury the real price in egress tiers, support plans, and multi-year reservations. We publish one number and put the hardware behind it.

Tenancy

Single-tenant metal — your cores, your cache, your NUMA topology

Shared hosts where a neighbor's batch job throttles your p99s

Egress

20 TB included with every server, one flat overage rate

Metered per GB from the first byte, tiered by region and service

Provisioning

Ordered from the console, SSH-ready in hours

Quote requests and multi-week lead times for dedicated hosts

Commitment

Hourly metering or monthly reserved — release anytime

One- to three-year reservations to reach a workable rate

Support

24/7 engineers who can walk to the rack and pull a drive

Ticket tiers sold separately, escalation measured in days

$0.37/hr

entry dedicated server

20 TB

egress included, every server

128 threads

in the largest chassis

NR

Elena Voss

Head of Infrastructure, Northfork Render

“We replaced sixty reserved hyperscaler instances with sixteen Metal E32s. Same render throughput, 41% off the monthly bill, and frame times stopped spiking every time a neighbor got busy. Procurement was an afternoon, not a quarter.”

41%

lower monthly infrastructure spend after moving the render fleet to bare metal

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