We’ve updated the server creation page in the Dashboard with a cleaner design for improved usability.

The new layout streamlines the server creation process, maintaining all functionality while making it easier to select instances by location and use case.

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Introducing the m4.metal.small.

The newest addition to our “m-series”, this instance is the entry-level option for our latest generation of servers, featuring DDR5 memory and ultra-fast NVMe.

Here's the complete spec:

• CPU: AMD 4244P (6c @ 3.8 GHz)

• RAM: 64 GB of DDR5

• STR: 2x 960 GB NVMe

• NIC: 2x 10 Gbps

Starting at just $0.18 /hr, the m4.metal.small is now ready for deployment in L.A, and will be available soon in all regions.

You can reserve capacity for any region today.

We're excited to announce a low-latency, high-capacity global interconnect across Latitude.sh sites.

Global Gateway is an always-on private connection with up to 400 Gbps of dedicated bandwidth between our data centers, eliminating the need for public IP addresses and exposure to external carriers.

All your internal traffic will now be automatically routed through this dedicated fiber path, rather than the public internet, ensuring greater reliability and lower latency for your applications.

We are rolling it out in select locations and will gradually expand across all regions. Here's the latency you can expect between currently active sites:

• Ashburn ↔ NYC: 8ms

• Ashburn ↔ Dallas: 36ms

• NYC ↔ Frankfurt: 81ms

The product is active by default for all customers, and on-demand dedicated connections are coming soon:

• Shared Global Gateway: When running distributed workloads across multiple locations, we automatically route traffic through our dedicated fiber via your server's public interface, no setup required.

• Dedicated Global Gateway: On-demand connection with guaranteed bandwidth, complete privacy, and the ability to use your own private RFC1918 prefixes. You will soon be able to request it directly through our portal, so stay tuned.

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In this update, we enhanced our Terraform provider with improved error handling, resource validation, and documentation to streamline deployment and resource management workflows:

• Fixed import functionality for invalid SSH keys in latitudesh_ssh_key resource

• Improved resource import logic

• Added server hostname validation to ensure proper configuration

• Added SSH key data source for improved resource discovery

• Enhanced latitudesh_tag resource with flexible input handling, normalization, and validation

You can learn more about it in our Terraform Docs.

We’ve refreshed the Latitude.sh dashboard with a redesigned home and an updated navigation that makes browsing resources easier and more consistent.

When a project is selected, the menu now adapts to show project-specific resources, keeping context clear.

We’ve also improved the filters with a keyboard-first experience: open search bar with '/' and your saved views with 'V'.

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