> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.latitude.sh/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Latitude.sh documentation
> Deploy and manage bare metal servers, virtual machines, storage, and networking on Latitude.sh
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Latitude.sh enables you to deploy and manage bare metal servers and virtual machines globally, with the flexibility of the cloud and the performance, security, and control of dedicated infrastructure.
This documentation is a deep dive into the platform and all of its features, with everything you need to know to run your workloads on Latitude.sh from the [dashboard](/docs/dashboard/overview), the [API](/docs/api-reference/summary), the [CLI](/docs/cli), and the [SDKs](/docs/client-libraries).
## Quick start
Four steps from a new account to a running server.
Create your account with your company email or SSO.
Add a payment method and verify your identity to unlock deployments.
Projects group your servers and network resources.
Pick a plan, a location, and an operating system, then deploy.
## Products
### Compute
Run your workloads on dedicated hardware, bare or virtualized.
Dedicated single-tenant servers, including Metal GPU plans, with full hardware control.
General-purpose VMs with backups, restore, and monitoring.
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Managed Kubernetes on Latitude.sh bare metal.
### Storage
Persistent storage and data services that outlive your servers.
S3-compatible buckets that work with the tools you already use.
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Persistent volumes that attach to bare metal servers and outlive them.
Shared, persistent filesystems for bare metal servers.
Fully managed PostgreSQL with backups, monitoring, and trusted sources.
### Network
How your infrastructure connects and stays protected.
Layer 2 networks between servers and VMs in the same location.
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Routed IP blocks that belong to a project and are shared by bonded servers.
Management, Additional, Elastic, and BYOIP addresses, and how they differ.
Portable IPv4 addresses you move between servers or announce over BGP.
Bring your own IPv4 prefixes to Latitude.sh infrastructure.
Resource-level rules for servers and VMs, managed from one place.
Mitigation built and operated by Latitude.sh, included with all servers.
### Interconnection
Private connectivity beyond a single location.
Private, direct connections to major cloud providers.
Private high-speed links between Latitude.sh locations.
## Platform
How to organize your account and manage the platform day to day.
Get to know the dashboard's topbar, home page, and sidebar.
Where Latitude.sh operates, and how regions and locations differ.
Organize your servers and network resources. Each project is invoiced separately.
Invite team members and manage their roles.
Protect your account with MFA, SAML SSO, and passkeys.
Payment methods, invoices, on demand vs. reserved, and resource limits.
## Developer resources
Automate and integrate Latitude.sh into your own tooling.
JSON:API endpoints for every resource on the platform.
`lsh`, the open source command line interface.
Official TypeScript, Go, and Python SDKs.
Manage your infrastructure as code with the Terraform provider.
Let AI agents manage your infrastructure through the hosted MCP server.
Test and explore the API endpoints directly from Postman.
Ready-to-run examples for custom images, user data, storage, and Terraform.
Browse all [developer resources](/docs/development).
## Guides
Step-by-step tutorials for running production workloads on Latitude.sh.
Deploy a Nomad cluster with a Consul service mesh using Terraform.
Use infrastructure as code for consistent, repeatable deployments.
Install an operating system we don't offer using IPMI.
Build a scalable private cloud on Latitude.sh.
Browse all [guides](/docs/guides).
## Updates & service status
Follow what changed and check that everything is running.
Keep up to date with changes to the platform and products.
Status of Latitude.sh services and scheduled maintenances.
Test network performance with Latitude.sh's Looking Glass.
## Get help
Talk to us about your account, your services, or your plans.
Get help from the Latitude.sh AI agent or open a support ticket.
Contact the sales team to discuss your needs.
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