We’ve added native Supabase integration to Databases, making it even easier to manage and interact with your PostgreSQL instances.

With this integration, you get a powerful visual layer on top of your database, including:

• Table & SQL editors: Easily manage tables and run queries in a user-friendly UI.

• Database view: Navigate functions, triggers, roles, policies, and more.

• Schema visualizer: Understand relationships and structure across your tables.

Try it now →

You can now reserve instances and pay with cryptocurrency. This gives you more flexibility when planning capacity ahead.

Currently accepted stablecoins and networks:

• USDC via Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana

• USDP (Pax Dollar) via Ethereum and Solana

Learn more →

We're excited to announce the General Availability (GA) of our Database as a Service (DBaaS), a fully managed PostgreSQL solution powered by CloudNativePG. 

Latitude.sh DBaaS simplifies database management while ensuring high availability, security, and reliability, with built-in automation and monitoring to support your workloads at scale.

Key features:

• Flexible deployment: Create a new database or restore it seamlessly from a backup.

• Automated backups: Store backups in S3-compatible object storage, with easy configuration at deployment or post-setup.

• Comprehensive monitoring: Track CPU usage, memory usage, TPS, and database size in real time.

• Granular access control: Secure your database with CIDR-based IP whitelisting using the Trusted Sources feature.

Available plans:

• db.psql.small: 1vCPU, 2GB RAM, 50GB storage, no replicas.

• db.psql.medium: 2vCPUs, 4GB RAM, 100GB storage, 1 replica.

• db.psql.large: 4vCPUs, 8GB RAM, 200GB storage, 2 replicas.

Create a database  →

We’re excited to introduce the beta version of GPU virtual machines. Powered by NVIDIA’s L40S and H100, they are a more straightforward alternative for workloads leveraging single GPUs.

Here’s what is included with each instance:

• Up to 80GB of VRAM

• 500 GB of local NVMe

• Dual 10 Gbps networking for high-speed data transfer.

• $ 0.81 / GPU / hr  on-demand

All GPU instances are deployed in Dallas, US, with Ubuntu 24.04.

Deploy a VM →

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.