Bare metal

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Bare metal (also bare-metal programming) is a very low-level method of programming, usually involving machine code. This technique is highly specific to the hardware setup used, and is typically only used for heavy software optimization or for very small systems. Such programming is very time-intensive and difficult. As a result, it is largely a thing of the past in the modern IT industry.


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