Bare metal refers to a computer system where the operating system is installed directly on the physical hardware, rather than within a virtualized environment. This direct access to hardware resources typically results in improved performance and lower latency, making it suitable for resource-intensive workloads like databases, high-performance computing, and specialized applications. However, it also involves more management overhead compared to virtualized environments.
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