What Is A Server

A server is a computer or software system that provides services, data, or resources to other computers (called clients) over a network.

What Is a Vm(virtual Machine) Server?

A VM, or Virtual Machine, is a virtualized computer running inside a physical server. It behaves like a real computer, but it's just software, using shared resources from the host machine.

🔧 Key Features:

• Runs on top of a hypervisor (like VMware, VirtualBox, or KVM)

• Multiple VMs can run on the same physical machine

• Allocates virtual CPU, RAM, storage, etc.

• Common in cloud services (AWS EC2, Google Cloud, Azure)

✅ Best For:

• Running bots on a budget

• Flexibility and scalability

• Lightweight automation tasks

What Is A Bm(baremetal) Server?

A BM, or Bare Metal, is a physical server — you get access to the entire machine with no virtualization layer.

🔧 Key Features:

• 100% dedicated hardware

• No sharing of CPU, RAM, bandwidth

• More power, better performance, and low latency

• Often used for high-performance botting, gaming servers, and hosting multiple bots

✅ Best For:

• Intense tasks (hundreds/thousands of bot tasks)

• Long-term reliability and control

Which Is Best For Me To Start On?

I would Recommend You Get A Vm Server And Depending On The Amount Of Tasks You Run You Wont Need An Expensive Top Tier Server. A Basic One Can Be Enough.