We have added new custom images to our examples list, offering more customization options for deploying operating systems tailored to your needs. The new custom images include:

• Harvester: Cloud-native, open-source software built on Kubernetes that makes it easy to deploy and manage virtualized workloads.

• AlmaLinux 8 and 9: Open-source enterprise Linux distributions that offer long-term stability and a reliable platform for production use.

• Oracle Linux 9: a distribution packaged and distributed freely by Oracle, partially available under the GNU General Public License since late 2006.

• Ubuntu 24: a Linux distribution developed by Canonical. You can deploy it using the default image provided by Latitude.sh, or create your own Ubuntu-based custom image using this example as a reference.

Learn more about Custom Images →

Say hello to Capacity Reservations, a feature designed to ensure you get the servers you need as soon as they become available.

With Capacity Reservations you can:

• View and reserve servers before they become available

• See which servers will be added to our fleet and when 

• Track the delivery status directly from your project’s page

Learn more

We optimized our documentation to improve your experience. The new layout speeds up navigation, making it easier for you to find the help you need. 

Here's what's new:

• Streamlined structure for quicker access to essential information

• New Guides section with tutorials for all skill levels to help you deploy and manage anything on Latitude.sh

Explore the new Docs

Today, we are releasing a powerful update to the Latitude.sh dashboard. As we continue adding more features and products, many of you have suggested that the navigation could be improved.

Here's what's changing:

• Search has moved to the sidebar and is now powered by the Command Menu

• The quick create button is now more easily accessible. Quickly create resources, add team members, and create new projects in one click

• More importantly, everything related to your team has been moved to the bottom of the sidebar. This allows for both contexts — teams and projects — to be completely separated while still saving you multiple clicks

• Project selection has been moved to the top of the content section, called breadcrumb. When changing projects, you are now kept on the same page

• No more wondering about which project you are creating that new server for. The breadcrumb is persistent across all pages

There are many other quality-of-life updates on the dashboard. See if for yourself

Improvements

• Upgrade to Monthly: switch your billing cycle from hourly to monthly and save 5% by reserving instances on a monthly basis. To do that, access your server dashboard, select a server, navigate to the Details section, then click on the option for monthly billing located below. Check out the docs to learn more.

• Schedule Server Deletion: it is now possible to schedule the deletion of reserved servers at the end of the billing cycle.

• Launchpad Blueprints: the feature lets you easily deploy your existing models and save new ones for quick deployment in the future.

New SDK Versions

GO SDK

• Version 1.3.0 is now available

• Updated with resource tagging

NodeJS SDK

• Version 1.7.0 is now available

• Updated with resource tagging and scheduled server deletion

Terraform

• Version 1.0.0 is now stable

• Updated with resource tagging.

Check out the SDK docs →