OpenMetal delivers hosted private cloud and bare metal infrastructure that gives organizations a real alternative to building their own private cloud or committing to a hyperscaler.
Our private cloud platform is built on OpenStack and Ceph, giving customers full access to a proven, open source cloud stack without the overhead of managing it themselves. That means more control, more transparency, and a predictable cost structure that public cloud pricing rarely offers at scale.
For organizations that need dedicated infrastructure without the operational burden, we offer fully hosted bare metal servers that can run standalone or integrate directly with an OpenMetal private cloud. Deployment is fast, hardware is dedicated, and pricing is fixed so you can focus on the work, not the bill.
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Servers.com by Nexcess provides hybrid bare metal cloud infrastructure designed to help businesses scale, customize, and manage their server environments from a unified platform. The company offers a range of solutions including Scalable Bare Metal, Enterprise Bare Metal, AI Compute, and Managed Kubernetes to support diverse workload requirements. Its global network of strategically located data centers helps organizations reduce latency and improve performance for users around the world. Servers.com serves industries such as gaming, fintech, adtech, streaming, SaaS, iGaming, and Web3, delivering reliable infrastructure tailored to each sector's needs. The platform combines dedicated bare metal resources with flexible deployment options to help businesses balance performance, scalability, and cost. With high-performance networking, resource isolation, and global connectivity, Servers.com enables organizations to support mission-critical applications and demanding workloads.
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xCAT
xCAT (Extreme Cloud Administration Toolkit) is an open source tool designed to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of bare metal servers and virtual machines. It offers comprehensive management capabilities for high-performance computing clusters, render farms, grids, web farms, online gaming infrastructures, clouds, and data centers. xCAT provides an extensible framework based on years of system administration best practices, enabling administrators to discover hardware servers, execute remote system management, provision operating systems on physical or virtual machines in both disk and diskless modes, install and configure user applications, and perform parallel system management. The toolkit supports various operating systems, including Red Hat, Ubuntu, SUSE, and CentOS, and is compatible with architectures such as ppc64le, x86_64, and ppc64. It integrates with management protocols like IPMI, HMC, FSP, and OpenBMC, facilitating remote console access.
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