Compute VM Instances · $2803.2/mo (2048 GB RAM, 256 vCPU)
Oracle's BM.Standard.E4.128 is competitively priced for bare-metal performance, but OVHcloud offers a cheaper entry point with similar vCPU counts, though at half the RAM. No option beats Oracle on both price and full spec parity, but hidden costs (Block Volume VPU charges, Autonomous Database storage, OKE control-plane fees) should be factored into your total cost of ownership.
Cheaper upfront ($846 less) with 128 vCPU and NVMe storage, though RAM is halved (1024GB vs 2048GB); good fit if you don't need the full memory footprint.
Caveat: Windows licensing adds $0.039/vCore/hour; APAC egress loses free status after mid-2026; Object Storage has retrieval fees and minimum retention periods.
Before you switch