Cloud Server
Cloud Server is an elastic computing service based on cloud computing technology. It abstracts the hardware resources (CPU, memory, storage, network, etc.) of physical servers into dynamically allocable virtual resources through virtualization technology. It can be acquired, configured, and managed on-demand via the Internet without the need to purchase and maintain physical hardware.
Bare Metal Server
Bare Metal Server is a fully physically isolated hardware server that does not require a virtualization layer and can exclusively occupy all computing resources of the server (CPU, memory, storage, network, etc.). It combines the high performance and stability of traditional physical servers with the flexible deployment features of cloud services, suitable for business scenarios with strict requirements on performance, security, and compatibility.
Physical Server
Physical Server is an independent, physically existing computer hardware device designed to provide continuous and efficient computing services. It can directly run operating systems, applications, and provide data storage, processing, or network services for users or other devices.
Multi-IP Server
Multi-IP Server is a server product designed specifically for running and managing multiple websites simultaneously. Its core advantage is providing a substantial number of independent IPs, ensuring each deployed website has a dedicated IP. It meets the needs of multi-site operations for IP independence, management convenience, and efficient resource utilization.
Anti-DDoS Server
Anti-DDoS Server is a server product designed specifically to resist network attacks, with strong DDoS attack protection capabilities. It is widely used in vulnerable industries such as gaming, e-commerce, and finance to ensure the secure operation of websites and applications.
GPU Server
GPU Server is a type of server specifically designed for high-performance computing, graphics processing, deep learning, and other tasks. Its core feature is the inclusion of a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) as the main computing unit, which has significant advantages in parallel computing capabilities compared to traditional CPU servers.
Server Colocation
Server Colocation refers to a service model where enterprises or individuals entrust their own physical servers and related network equipment to professional IDC (Internet Data Center) service providers. The providers offer standardized computer room environments, network resources, and basic operation and maintenance support to ensure the stable operation of servers.