Compare OpenMetal vs. Stackscale

OpenMetal reimagines Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) by delivering high-performance, OpenStack-powered private clouds, bare metal dedicated servers, and GPU clusters. Our platform is designed to scale with any organization, from agile startups to established enterprises. Historically, the power of a private cloud was gated by massive capital requirements and technical complexity. Because managing dedicated infrastructure demands specialized expertise and heavy hardware investment, it remained an exclusive tool for the world's largest corporations. OpenMetal changes that dynamic. We provide the sovereignty and agility of a private environment without the traditional burdens of manual construction or maintenance. -Rapid Deployment: Go live in as little as 45 seconds. -Full Control: Manage your own dedicated infrastructure immediately. -Accessibility: High-level cloud technology tailored for budgets of all sizes. We view open source not just as a software model, but as a global engine for progress. By fostering international collaboration and collective innovation, open source empowers individuals to build upon existing successes to create something better for everyone. Our goal is to streamline the path to open-source adoption. By removing technical friction, we enable teams and individuals to focus on what matters: contributing to the community and driving the future of IT.

Stackscale's Private Cloud is a hybrid of the traditional environment, which is robust and secure, with Public Cloud services that are functional, flexible, and scalable. Our private cloud environments are a combination of our large network, our state-of the-art data centers in Europe, and our 24/7 technical support team. They offer exceptional performance, availability, and security. Two full racks of networking gear and servers can be combined into two nodes using network storage. This reduces power consumption by up to 95%. It is easy to design a private cloud environment that can be run at Stackscale. There are far fewer variables to consider. Important design parameters include RAM and persistent storage. These parameters are not as important as IOPS, bandwidth, and CPU requirements, which are kept from becoming a bottleneck in most situations. Our bare-metal server are fully configurable and offer the same level of control as in-house solutions.