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With baremetal, it's better performance and lower license fees..., and am sure less anxiety re, security - overall, win-win for all
Bare metal is a single tenant server. This means only you are taking the resources of the server. The server belongs to you and you only. Compared to the cloud model where multiple users (multi-tenancy) reside on the same physical server, the bare-metal server only has one customer on the server.