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Add storage when you need it without customizing or replacing your server. Create a volume, attach it to your server, and manage storage separately from compute.

Scale storage without scaling compute

• Persistent volumes — Keep your data independently from your server lifecycle.
• Scale independently — Add the storage capacity you need without changing your server.
• Attach to your servers — Create and manage volumes directly from Latitude.sh.
• $0.08/GB per month — Pay for the storage capacity you provision.

Available in 🇺🇸 Ashburn · 🇺🇸 New York · 🇺🇸 Chicago · 🇺🇸 Los Angeles · 🇬🇧 London · 🇯🇵 Tokyo

Create a volume →

You can now announce the same Elastic IP over BGP from up to 5 servers and public networks using Terraform Provider v4.6.0.

Build more resilient network setups, distribute traffic across multiple servers and manage it all as code.

Deploy VMs with the software you need already installed and configured.

Choose from ready-made images for:

• AI Agents — Codex CLI, Grok Build, OpenCode, and more
• Databases — PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB
• Data Science — JupyterLab, Apache Kafka, and more

Pick an App, deploy your VM, and start working. New images are added regularly based on what customers actually run.

Create Object Storage buckets in supported locations, even where Latitude.sh bare metal isn't available.

This gives you more flexibility to place your data closer to your workloads, users, or preferred region without requiring compute infrastructure in the same location.

What’s new

• Create Object Storage buckets in new storage-only locations
• Choose from all supported locations directly when creating a bucket
• Storage availability is independent from bare metal availability

Servers can now be assigned to only one firewall at a time. Assigning a server that's already attached elsewhere returns a clear conflict instead of a duplicate, ineffective assignment.

Existing duplicate assignments aren't cleaned up automatically. A database-level safeguard is coming once production data has been reconciled.

Public Networks give you a dedicated public IP block you can control and use across your infrastructure.

That starts with network bonding: deploy servers with redundant network links so they stay connected if one link fails.

Keep your network configuration in place as your infrastructure changes.

• Redundant network links per server, stay connected if one fails.
• One IP block you control across your infrastructure, no reconfiguration as it changes.

Sizes /26 to /29 (59 to 3 servers), 5 IPs reserved per network, across 8 locations, 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇦🇺 🇯🇵, starting at $32/month.

• Create and manage Object Storage buckets with latitudesh_object_storage, including managed and short-lived access keys.

• Define Virtual Machines with latitudesh_virtual_machine with Terraform actions to start, stop and reboot them.

• Look up operating systems and VM plans directly in your configuration instead of hard-coding identifiers.

Object Storage usage is now available directly in the dashboard.

Get visibility into your storage consumption, including usage by bucket, so you can monitor how your storage grows over time.

Check your consumption →

Now available in Ashburn and Tokyo for low-latency, high-throughput workloads.

Starting at $0.024/GB, with S3 compatibility.

We’ve optimized our deployment workflow, cutting provisioning time by 50% across OS reinstalls, base images, inventory syncs, and custom iPXE deployments.

Your servers get back to ready, faster.