Server Names

 Virtuals:

Nimbus (a type of cloud, representing cloud computing)

Hyperion (inspired by hypervisors)

Matrix (a virtual grid-like system)

Spectre (a ghostly presence, symbolic of virtual entities)

Ethereal (suggesting something intangible like virtual environments)

Phantom (another nod to invisible yet functional systems)

Quasar (a powerful, distant energy source, hinting at remote systems)

Nova (symbolizing a new, dynamic space—like virtual servers)

Horizon (suggesting broad possibilities in virtual tech)

Mirage (something that exists virtually but isn’t physically tangible)

Bare Metal

Jupiter (king of the gods, perfect for your main server)

Neptune (if it’s for anything related to networking or water themes)

Vulcan (great for a powerful or resource-heavy server)

Apollo (for anything to do with creativity, music, or light)

Athena (ideal for a server dealing with knowledge or strategy)

Augustus (the first Roman emperor, fitting for a foundational server)

Mars (for security-related or fiery servers)

Minerva (another wisdom-themed option, especially for databases or analysis)

Hermes (a messenger server, like for APIs or communication tools)

Hadrian (for something defensive, perhaps related to firewalls)