Billing usage and a streamlined invoice are now available.

• Billing Usage: real-time resource usage information is now available in Project → Usage → Billing. From there, you will find detailed information about each resource, when it was added to your account, and the cost accrued. The page also shows when your next invoice is due.

• Preview upcoming invoices: When you go to Settings & Billing → Billing, you will find a list of all your projects, their current usage, and the date each project will be invoiced.

• Invoice improvements: If you had servers that belonged to the same plan, your invoices would group these servers into a single line item. For improved visibility, each server now has its own line item in the invoice. This lets you see detailed usage for each compute resource right from invoices.

Today we are excited to announce Latitude.sh Storage, a globally distributed, high-performance storage solution that supports Filesystem, Object, and Block volumes at millisecond speeds.

• With Object Storage, you can store backups, images, files, and databases in an S3-compatible, globally distributed, and fault-tolerant system.

• With Filesystem, you can create, manage, and optimize POSIX-compliant file systems, ensuring a seamless interface for distributed computing environments.

• Block volumes provide high IOPS and low-latency data access through NVMe drives and advanced queue management tailored for applications with stringent performance requirements.

Latitude.sh Storage is a modular and extensible solution designed to meet the complex storage demands of modern enterprise applications, whether on bare metal or virtualized infrastructure.

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We are excited to open early access to Latitude.sh Cloud Gateway, a product to help you reduce your cloud bill by an average of 60%.

With Cloud Gateway, you can connect your Latitude.sh instances to AWS, GCP, or Azure through fast, private Layer 2 connectivity.

Cloud Gateway enables you to programmatically extend your Cloud VPC to Latitude.sh compute platform. With a few clicks or API calls, your private IPs are attached to Latitude.sh instances, improving security and performance while reducing costs to a fraction.

• Layer 2 to major clouds: Reach your cloud resources privately, without exposing them to the public internet.

• Reduce costs: Move servers to Latitude.sh and reduce compute and bandwidth costs by 60%*.

• Fast, consistent performance: One hop away from major clouds guarantees low latency and consistent performance.

• Connect programmatically: Easily connect your AWS, GCP and Azure VPCs to Latitude.sh through APIs.

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• Reserved instances self-serve: You can now create Reserved projects from the dashboard and API. This allows deploying reserved instances and resources without talking to our sales team. Use the `provisioning_type` attribute to create Reserved projects from the API.

• Improved IP Addresses page: The IP Addresses page has been redesigned to show more information about the Management and Additional IPs assigned to your team. If you use the API, the `/ips` endpoint has been enriched with all the necessary data to make managing IPs easier.

• Create server page: We have redesigned the create server page to make finding the perfect instance easier. You now select the instance before choosing the location you want it deployed. This avoids going through several locations to find the instance you want.

• New API version now in beta: Version 2023-06-01 is now in beta. The new version removes deprecated attributes from the current version and introduces a new format for the `id` attribute. The new ID format is fully backward compatible with the old one. The new API version also improves complex endpoints such as `GET /plans`. To test the latest version, the `API-Version: 2023-06-01` on your request Header.

You can now access your server's Serial Console over SSH if it becomes unreachable over SSH. Out-of-band is the easiest method to start a recovery process for your instance.

Out-of-band is the equivalent of the Console feature found in most public cloud providers. Latitude.sh's Out-of-band feature runs in a secure, isolated environment, requires no agents or virtualization and is available in all locations for all instances.

Check out the docs →

Events are now available for all accounts. With Events you can easily audit everything that happens in your account, from new members being added to changes to your infrastructure resources.

To view events happening in your account in real time, go to the dashboard and click on the Events tab in the Home page. You can also fetch events using the Events API.

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Experience enhanced security with Latitude.sh's latest feature - Password Authentication.

You now have the option to set an access password, simplifying your login process while maintaining robust security.

This feature is engineered to seamlessly integrate with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) via Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP), offering you a dependable and user-friendly authentication alternative.

Explore the feature in detail in our documentation →

We're excited to announce that Latitude.sh now supports adding credits through cryptocurrency payments. This streamlined payment option allows you to use various cryptocurrencies.

To get started, connect your wallet, select the desired amount of credits, and complete the transaction. Experience the convenience and flexibility of using cryptocurrencies on Latitude.sh today.

Learn more about cryptocurrency payments in our guide →

With Hourly Billing, you can now have greater control over your budget with easy-to-understand cost calculations, avoiding prorations if you cancel your service during the billing period.

We're always looking for ways to improve your experience with our platform, and we believe Hourly Billing is a big step in the right direction. Let us know what you think!

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Introducing the Latitude.sh Referral Program, a fantastic way to share the benefits of our platform with friends and colleagues while earning rewards for both of you. With this new feature, you can invite others to join Latitude.sh using a unique referral code.

When your referral completes their first payment, both you and the person receive a $200 credit to use on Latitude.sh.

Check out the docs →

The Latitude.sh Terraform Provider v0.2.4 adds important new features.

• Import: Import your existing Latitude.sh infrastructure resources so they can be managed by Terraform.

• Custom images: Deploy new servers with your own custom images using Terraform.

Check out our provider docs for instructions on how to use these features.

Deploy servers with your own custom images via iPXE script. With Custom Images you can create your own images and quickly boot into them. That's a lot more power and flexibility over your infrastructure.

Custom images can be a powerful tool for improving your server environment's performance, security, and customization.

Check out the docs and examples →

The server page has been redesigned for simplicity. No more tabs — everything is now on the same page.

• Quickly view bandwidth usage and consumption trend from the new Bandwidth usage overview section.

• Collapse items on the sidebar to focus on a specific section. The app remembers items you've collapsed, so the page always looks the way you left it.

• Features like Remote Access, Rescue, Reinstall and Delete are now under the Actions button.

• Copy commonly used values for API requests like server ID and Label with a single click.

• Fancy new icons throughout.

Accelerate are instances based on Metal powered by NVIDIA's H100 GPU. You can start training or inferencing on models with pre-configured deep learning tools like TensorFlow, Pytorch, and Jupyter.

With H100, you can train your models up to 9x faster than with the previous generation A100.

Learn more and request access →

• Latitude.sh Terraform Provider: Shipped version 0.2.1 with support for deploying servers with SSH and user data and fixed an issue that prevented project settings from being updated.

• Updated API URL: The default API URL is now api.latitude.sh. The old URL will continue working indefinitely.

• Go client library: Released version 0.1.3.

• Dashboard: Improved several aspects of the dashboard to provide better interactions with dropdowns, selects, and more.

• API: Added the ipmi_status to GET /servers responses to retrieve the health status of a server's IPMI connection.

• User permissions: Collaborators can now update the deploy config of a server.

• Bandwidth alerts: Improved notifications for bandwidth alerts to avoid sending too many emails.

You can now deploy bare metal servers in as little as 15 seconds. Instant deployments are available in all locations for select operating systems.

Check out the docs →

Create views and filters for your servers and IP addresses right inside the dashboard.

By creating a filtered view a new tab is added to your server or IP resource list. All of your team members get immediate access so you can easily share just the most relevant data with them.

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Misconfiguration and bad installs can cause you to get locked out of your server.

Today we are releasing Rescue Mode as an additional way to troubleshoot your servers and regain access to your system.

When you put a server in rescue mode, we load a lightweight Ubuntu image into your server's memory. This allows you to SSH to the machine to fix issues, recover and transfer files, or simply change access credentials.

Rescue is available for all servers in all locations.

Check out the docs →

It is now easier to be on top of your monthly bandwidth consumption.

Enable Bandwidth Alerts with one click to get an email whenever the bandwidth quota for a region goes over 80%.

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Invoices can now be downloaded in CSV and PDF formats so you can easily scan and import detailed information about your services to your own systems. Check out the docs →