Overview
phoenixNAP, which describes itself as a global IT services company, sells a Bare Metal Cloud that provisions physical servers through an API and is described as “API-driven dedicated power”.[7] Network locations cover the US, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America.[7]
The cheapest instance, s0.d1.small, has an Intel E3-1240v3, 16 GB RAM and two 240 GB SSDs for US$0.08 an hour; s0.d1.medium (E3-1270v3, 32 GB) costs US$0.10 an hour, and s1.c1.small (E-2276G, 64 GB, 1 TB NVMe) US$0.16 an hour. Billing is hourly or reserved and can be switched; monthly prices are listed for larger a2-series instances, from US$616.25.[5]
phoenixNAP offers fine-grained hourly billing on physical hardware. Entry instances use older Xeon E3 processors, and reservation discounts are not stated on the pricing page.[5]
phoenixNAP features
- Hourly or reserved billing
- API-driven provisioning
- US, EU, APAC and LATAM locations
- Wide range of instance types
phoenixNAP pricing
USD, excluding taxes. s0.d1.small US$0.08/hour; s0.d1.medium US$0.10/hour; s1.c1.small US$0.16/hour; a2 series from US$616.25/month.
phoenixNAP strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Low hourly entry point
- Infrastructure automation
- Global locations
Limitations
- Entry hardware is older
- Reservation discounts not published
- Bandwidth allowances vary by location
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