You now have the ability to select a start and end date to filter Servers and Project Usage, allowing for a better understanding of your usage.

Check out the documentation to understand how Bandwidth Usage is calculated.

You can now deploy servers for your team from the v2 API and dashboard.

You can now see when an API token has been last used by going to Team Settings → API Keys.

We are excited to announce that for customers in the new Latitude.sh experience, bandwidth for servers in the same region and project are now automatically pooled.

That means you no longer have to monitor your bandwidth consumption for each server individually, and can now share unused bandwidth between servers that are located in the same region and project.

Instead of buying pre-defined additional bandwidth packages, you can now add more bandwidth to your projects in increments of 10TB, reducing costs by up to 50%.

The new pricing is available at the Network pricing page →

You can now create new Projects for your team from the API. View the API Docs →

• New design: The new layout makes it easier to find the endpoints and their available parameters.

• More language options: From Curl to Go and everything in between, there is an example for the programming language of your choice.

• Requests and response logs: Test your requests right from the website and quickly see the response logs. The website now stores and shows you requests you have made using your API key, including their responses.

• Share a request: Quickly grab a URL to share with your team. Shared request URLs take you straight to the request log.

• Improvements to v2 docs: For customers on the New Experience, we have made documentation improvements across the board. Expect further improvements in the next few weeks as we add better docs for filtering, sorting, and side-loading, powerful aspects of the new API.

Go to the API Reference →

We have started to make improvements to the Billing page of the New Maxihost Experience.

Instead of being directed to the billing portal, when going to Settings & Members -> Billing you are now able to see and update your payment methods and your account invoices.

You can now save the configuration of the server when reinstalling it.

Deploy configs allows you to know exactly how a new reinstall will execute based on pre-selected configurations of a server. This makes sure that even if you have multiple team members, they know how a server should be reinstalled when they have to do it.

This is the initial feature on a series of planned improvements for reinstalls and deployments. In the future, you will be able to track how a server was previously deployed and save a deploy config as a template, so it can be used for new server deployments and reinstalls across your fleet.

Customers on the new Maxihost experience can start using this today.

Today, dozens of partners are joining Maxihost's growing network. For the full list, please visit the Network page.

Miami

• Akamai DDoS - AS32787

• Cloudflare - AS13335

• CriticalHUB - AS23114

• Hurricane - AS6939

• OVH - AS16276

• ServerHUB - AS62904

• Softlayer - AS36351

• Tigo - AS13489

Chicago

• Akamai - AS20940

• Amazon - AS16509

• Apple - AS714

• Charter - AS20115

• Charter - AS7843

• Cloudflare - AS13335

• Dropbox - AS19679

• Facebook - AS32934

• Hurricane - AS6939

• i3D - AS49544

• Microsoft - AS8075

• Softlayer - AS36351

Los Angeles

• Charter - AS7843

• Google - AS15169

• Cloudflare - AS13335

• Colt - AS8220

• Etisalat - AS8966

• GLBB Japan - AS55900

• GSL NET - AS137409

• i3D - AS49544

• Microsoft - AS8075

• OVH - AS16276

• ServerHUB - AS62904

• Softlayer - AS36351

• TeleMalaysia - AS4788

• Telstra - AS4637

• Transtel - AS32098

• Verizon - AS15133

• VPLS NET - AS35908

New York City

• Google - AS15169

• Akamai - AS20940

• Amazon - AS16509

• Apple - AS714

• Cloudflare - AS13335

• Etisalat - AS8966

• Facebook - AS32934

• Fibrenoire - AS22652

• Hurricane - AS6939

• i3D - AS49544

• Linode - AS63949

• Microsoft - AS8075

• OVH - AS16276

• Shaw - AS6327

• Softlayer - AS36351

• Verizon - AS15133

Dallas

• Apple - AS714

• i3D - AS49544

• ICTX - AS35847

• Facebook - AS32934

• Amazon - AS16509

• Cloudflare - AS13335

• Linode - AS63949

• Microsoft - AS8075

• Akamai - AS20940

• Softlayer - AS36351

• Hurricane - AS6939

Santiago

• Tecnec - AS263793

We are introducing four new instant servers, a new nomenclature to help identify them, and renaming older generation servers. We are excited to add an ARM server to the fleet, powered by the Ampere eMAG processor. Deploy a second-generation server now →

The newest version of CentOS is now generally available. This Operating System can be deployed to any server in all regions.

Go to the dashboard →

The newest version o Ubuntu is now available on the platform for all servers and regions.

Deploy with Ubuntu 20.04 →

It's not uncommon to run a couple of workloads on a traditional cloud provider only to get a massive invoice at the end of the month. It is frustrating to find out after you get locked in with them that you will be paying a lot more than anticipated.

One of the most impactful costs in your cloud bill is egress bandwidth — or how much traffic went out of your servers and into the internet — so we built an interactive chart to help you better calculate your bandwidth costs with different vendors.

View the bandwidth comparison chart →

Custom scripts help you run arbitrary commands on your server on its very first boot. With variables, you can extend these commands to use data that is not yet available when a deployment is requested.

For instance, you could write a custom script to send the hostname, IP and password of your recently deployed server to a Slack channel, or add it to your Ansible inventory, or both!

Custom scripts variables are incredibly helpful to make initial changes to your servers or making sure they check-in to your infrastructure automatically.

Available variables and an example of how it can be used can be found on the Help Center →