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Show HN: Compare Cloud and Bare Metal Servers

19 points - last Wednesday at 9:41 PM


I built ServerSearcher (https://serversearcher.com) to make it easier to find cloud/virtual and bare-metal servers that match specific requirements like RAM, location, or CPU. The idea came from my own frustration trying to compare cloud servers across dozens of provider websites. There are a lot of server marketplaces and hosts, but I couldn’t find a single place to search across all of them with proper filters. So I made one.

ServerSearcher indexes servers from a few providers but I have only just started and there are more providers being added at the moment.

Next I'll be looking at adding GPU support as that was a second frustration.

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  • flemhans

    yesterday at 10:38 PM

    Is the price per month or year?

      • matt-p

        yesterday at 10:43 PM

        Price /Month, it mentions that in the column header only at the moment. The pricing cell is already cluttered, but I agree it might be better there!

        Thanks.

    • skeptrune

      last Wednesday at 10:27 PM

      Actually quite useful. Agree that this is a source frustration for anyone trying to make a decision about server providers.

        • matt-p

          last Wednesday at 11:35 PM

          Thanks for checking it out!

      • maxjustus

        yesterday at 1:56 AM

        Nice! Looks like you’re missing https://www.datapacket.com/ - they’ve got top tier hardware and customer support

        • lazzurs

          yesterday at 12:55 AM

          This is neat and I share your frustration. I've wanted to build this for a while and nice to see you've got something up.

          Can't wait to see this grow into the tool I think we all need.

            • matt-p

              yesterday at 8:56 AM

              Thanks for the support. Growing the number of providers is the next focus now I've got something live, will be adding some more shortly.

          • matt-p

            last Wednesday at 9:43 PM

            Happy to answer questions here, this is still early stages.