Containers
A container is a packaged set of applications and software. But for your case, it’ll be a packaged version of your entire game, or any updates you need to send out.
A resource profile will figure out how many resources your game will take, and in turn, how much compute power a server needs to reserve to run your game.
Once your game is profiled, the server will use this to calculate what is required by its pre-loading algorithm.
Resource profile focuses mainly VCPU and the memory required for the game server to run. Better optimised your game, the cheaper the price of running your servers.
A container is a packaged set of applications and software. But for your case, it’ll be a packaged version of your entire game, or any updates you need to send out.
Your cloud server is a virtual server. It runs in a cloud computing environment, and it's a place where you’ll host your games’ matches and sessions.
A bare-metal server is a physical machine which lives inside a data centre. It’s a place where you’ll host your games matches and sessions.
Flex metal servers are basically bare-metal machines, but you can have them available in the same amount of time as cloud servers.