Infrastructure as a Service Provider
- Infinite Scaling for large-scale workloads
- Hardened security with DDoS protection
- Unmetered traffic on 1 Gbps uplink
- 99.99% uptime SLA in data center
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Our data centers have 99.99% SLA uptime excluding natural disaster impacts. The locations chosen have extremely rare to none large-scale calamities.
Our data centers are spacious and can accomodate large number of servers and racks ensuring you can scale as your business grows.
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- 2x Intel Xeon 5650
- 32 GB RAM
- 120GB SSD + 2x 1TB SATA
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- 5 public IPv4
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Entry-level GPU server.
$2500 / month
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- 256 GB RAM
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- 1 Gbps uplink
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Infrastructure as a Service provider?
IaaS provider develop and manages a computing model in which on-demand computational resources are provided such as servers, virtual servers, storage, and networking. This enables customer to eliminate the need to procure and manage infrastructure themselves, thereby paying only for what they use.
What are the three main components of IaaS?
The three main components of IaaS are compute, network, and storage. There are several layers of compute such as servers and virtualization. Network consists of switches, routers whereas storage is cloud based or locally attached devices.
What are some examples of Infrastructure as a Service?
Some popular examples of independent IaaS provider include Computeman and IBM Cloud.
What is GPUaaS?
GPUaaS aka GPU As A Service is a computing model that allows enterprises to access high-end GPUs in the cloud, eliminating the need for expensive on-site hardware.
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Why Computeman Infrastructure as a Service Provider
Computeman Bare Metal Servers deliver single-tenant control, dedicated performance, ultimate security and scalability with over 5 years of enterprise excellence in 99.99% uptime SLA, reliability and customer care.
Move your compute-intensive and numerical workloads to production with the latest 5th Gen Intel Xeon or AMD CPUs. Further extend your AI applications with high-performance Nvidia GPUs, and de-risk your enterprise deployments.
Choose where and how your application data deploy with 10+ data centers across strategic fault-tolerant and high availability data centers.
Whether you’re moving to cloud computing infrastructure or charting your existing path forward, Computeman Bare Metal Servers offer multiple configuration options, billing flexibility on monthly, quarterly, semi-annually options, and partner technologies.
Choose an instant or customized bare metal server and deploy to global regions in 60 minutes or less built on a software-defined network. Our compute infrastructure features the latest Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC processors and ideal for high-availability and maximum-scalability demands.
