Independent, self-managed infrastructure Read the production requirements

No shared hypervisor

Bare metal servers for predictable BigBlueButton performance

Give the media stack direct access to a physical CPU, memory and NVMe devices. Bare metal is the natural next step for sustained production demand and consistent cluster nodes.

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Consistency under media load

An entire physical host removes noisy-neighbour CPU scheduling from the equation. High single-thread performance remains important because capacity is shaped by meeting behaviour, webcams, screen sharing and recording—not only core count.

02

Useful as one node or many

Run a strong independent server or deploy repeatable bare-metal nodes behind Scalelite. The checkout supports multiple identical nodes and stores the complete specification with the order.

03

Root access means real ownership

The server is self-managed and delivered with administrative access. There is no proprietary meeting layer and no per-user licence added by BBBNode. BigBlueButton itself remains governed by its own open-source licence.

The operational reality

BigBlueButton capacity depends on how people use media. Hardware specifications help narrow the choice, but your own load test, monitoring and failure plan turn that choice into a production design.

Questions answered

What teams ask before ordering

Does bare metal guarantee a specific user count?+

No responsible provider should guarantee capacity from hardware alone. Meeting size, webcams, screen sharing, recording and network conditions all affect results. Load-test your own usage profile.

How long does provisioning take?+

Inventory is manually confirmed after order review. Typical targets are shown during confirmation, but the order is not charged automatically before availability is checked.

Is RAID included?+

The listed plans have two NVMe devices. Filesystem and RAID layout can be confirmed during deployment; RAID is not a substitute for backups.