Bare Metal Server
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    Bare Metal Server

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    Article Summary

    Available in Classic

    This guide describes how to create and manage a bare metal server on NAVER Cloud Platform console.

    Note

    Set up redundancy between server zones in order to ensure continuity of service without interruption in the event of unexpected server malfunctions or scheduled change operations. See Load Balancer overview to set up redundancy.

    Check server information

    You can view the bare metal server information in the same way as viewing a regular server information. For more information, see Check server information.

    Create server

    To use a bare metal server, you must create one from NAVER Cloud Platform's console. The following describes how to create the bare metal server.

    Caution
    • The number of bare metal servers you can create is limited. If you want to change the limit, contact Customer support.
    • The bare metal type server fee is charged even when it's stopped. Terminate it when the server is not being used.
    Note

    In the Classic environment, the following types of bare metal server are available. However, the available specifications may vary depending on the unused bare metal server and zone.

    • Dual Intel Xeon Gold 6154 (3.0 GHz), 36 cores, 384 GB RAM, 2 x 480 GB SSD local storage + 2 x NVMe 3.2 TB
    • Dual Intel Xeon Gold 6154 (3.0 GHz), 36 cores, 384 GB RAM, 8 x 480 GB SSD local storage
    • Dual Intel Xeon Silver 4114 / E5-2630 v4 (2.2 GHz), 20 cores, 128 GB RAM, 8 x 480 GB SSD local storage
    • Dual Intel Xeon Silver 4112 (2.6 GHz), 8 cores, 64 GB RAM, 8 x 480 GB SSD local storage
    • Single Intel Xeon Silver 4112 (2.6 GHz), 4 cores, 32 GB RAM, 8 x 480 GB SSD local storage
    1. Click the environment you are using in the Region menu and Platform menu of NAVER Cloud Platform console.
    2. Click the Services > Compute > Server > Bare Metal Server menus, in that order.
    3. Click the [Create server] button.
    4. When the Create server screen appears, proceed with the following steps in order.

    1. Select server image

    Select the server image to create.

    Note
    • For more information on the server image, see Various server images.
    • Bare metal servers support Oracle Linux as the operating system but do not support the licensing, installation, and operation of Oracle database. For more information, contact Oracle.
    1. From the server image list, click the [Next] button to the right of the server image you want.
    2. Check the pop-up message and click the [OK] button.

    2. Set server

    Specify server configuration information.

    1. Select the zone to deploy the server.
    2. Select the server type.
      • Select the appropriate number of CPUs and memory capacity for your purpose of use.
    3. Select the RAID type (a method of grouping and using multiple disks).
      • RAID 5: RAID level generally used, which is appropriate for typical applications, such as web services
      • RAID 1+0: appropriate for applications that require high performance and stability, such as DBMS
      • JBOD: method of using multiple disks but handling the input and output on a single disk. When the disk is full, the data is saved on another disk
    4. Set the partition.
      • Number of partitions: select the number of partitions that logically distinguish the disk. Up to 5 partitions can be created.
      • Partition settings: set the mount point and capacity for each partition
        • Mount point: directory to mount (connect) the disk. It must start with an English letter and only lowercase English alphabets and numbers can be entered
        • Partition capacity (GiB): capacity of the disk, which is segmented within the available capacity. The last partition is calculated automatically.
    5. Select the pricing plan.
      • Bare metal servers only offer hourly pricing plans.
      • The fee for the server is charged even when the server is stopped. If the server is not used, terminate it.
    6. Enter the number of servers and server names.
      • You can create up to 5 servers.
      • If you create multiple servers, you must enter a starting number. You can only enter numbers in the starting number, and "001" is the default value.
      • You can enter server names between 3-15 characters and they must begin with an English letter. Lowercase English letters, numbers, and hyphens are allowed. If you do not enter a server name, the name is automatically generated.
      • The server name must not be duplicated.
    7. Select the server termination protection status.
      • Termination protection helps prevent accidental termination of servers. Enable termination protection for servers with essential roles.
    8. If necessary, enter a note or select an automatic execution script.
      • Selecting an automatic execution script runs a script automatically after server creation is complete and allows you to configure the initial environment of the server. You must create scripts in the Init Script menu beforehand to select the option.
    9. If you have completed all settings, click the [Next] button.

    3. Set authentication key

    Select an authentication key that you have or create a new one and click the [Next] button.

    • To create a new authentication key, select Create new authentication key, enter the authentication key name, and then click the [Create and save authentication key] button.
    Note

    Authentication keys are necessary to get the administrator password for server access. Keep the saved PEM file in a safe location on your PC.

    4. Set network access

    Select an ACG that you have or create a new one and click the [Next] button.

    • You can select up to 5 ACGs.
    • default-acg is the ACG provided by default.
    Note

    You can edit rules within ACGs in the ACG menu. For more information, see Set ACG.

    5. Final confirmation

    Check the details, and then click the [Create server] button.

    Note

    It may take several minutes or longer for the server to be created. Once the server creation is completed and the server starts running, Running is displayed on the server list.

    Manage server

    You can manage a bare metal server and change its settings in the same way as for a regular server. For more information, see Manage server.

    Note
    • Addition of local disks and changing server specifications are not available for bare metal servers.
    • In case of hardware failure, data recovery is not guaranteed, so make regular backups or set up redundancy for important data.

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