Changelog
February 2025
Focused on broader use cases, the "f" stands for high-frequency and fast CPU, making it perfect for workloads requiring both strong single-core performance and parallelism.
The high clock speeds help with latency-sensitive operations, while the core count allows for good parallelization without the complexity of managing massive thread counts.
Here's the complete spec:
CPU: AMD 4564P (16c @ 4.5GHz)
RAM: 192GB of DDR5
Storage: 2x 480GB SSD + 2x 1.9TB NVMe
Network: Dual 10Gbps NICs
The f4.metal.medium is now available in Ashburn and Chicago, starting at $ 0.59/hr for long-term commitments.
More locations across the US, EU, and APAC are coming in the next few weeks.

DatabasesDatabases is now in public beta
Today we are excited to announce that our Managed PostgreSQL solution is now in public beta. Key features include:
High availability with built-in disaster recovery.
Scheduled backups to S3-compatible object storage.
Database recovery from an existing backup.
Comprehensive monitoring.
Coming soon
Read-only replicas with automatic failover.
One-click Supabase addon deployment with built-in authentication and real-time subscriptions.
Fine-grained data access control and resource management.
Automated database maintenance.
Alerting with real-time insights.

January 2025
We're excited to announce the new and improved Remote Access! You can now access your server's IPMI without needing a VPN and generate credentials with one click.
This feature is available for servers in Ashburn, Chicago, Miami, and New York, with more locations coming soon.

December 2024
We're proud to announce that Firewall has officially moved to General Availability and is now fully supported for all users. Key benefits include:
• Centralized management of inbound and outbound traffic rules.
• Default blocking of unspecified traffic.
• Easy assignment of firewalls to multiple servers.
Pricing is set at $4.00 per server.
Check out the Docs to learn more

November 2024
In addition to Ubuntu 24.04, you can now deploy most servers with Ubuntu 22.04 in 5 seconds. This is the fastest way to create servers on the Latitude.sh platform.
