Changelog
Quickly access the serial console with Out-of-band
You can now access your server's Serial Console over SSH if it becomes unreachable over SSH. Out-of-band is the easiest method to start a recovery process for your instance.
Out-of-band is the equivalent of the Console feature found in most public cloud providers. Latitude.sh's Out-of-band feature runs in a secure, isolated environment, requires no agents or virtualization and is available in all locations for all instances.
Audit changes with Events
Events are now available for all accounts. With Events you can easily audit everything that happens in your account, from new members being added to changes to your infrastructure resources.
To view events happening in your account in real time, go to the dashboard and click on the Events tab in the Home page. You can also fetch events using the Events API.
Password authentication
Experience enhanced security with Latitude.sh's latest feature - Password Authentication.
You now have the option to set an access password, simplifying your login process while maintaining robust security.
This feature is engineered to seamlessly integrate with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) via Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP), offering you a dependable and user-friendly authentication alternative.
Pay with crypto
We're excited to announce that Latitude.sh now supports adding credits through cryptocurrency payments. This streamlined payment option allows you to use various cryptocurrencies.
To get started, connect your wallet, select the desired amount of credits, and complete the transaction. Experience the convenience and flexibility of using cryptocurrencies on Latitude.sh today.
Hourly Billing
With Hourly Billing, you can now have greater control over your budget with easy-to-understand cost calculations, avoiding prorations if you cancel your service during the billing period.
We're always looking for ways to improve your experience with our platform, and we believe Hourly Billing is a big step in the right direction. Let us know what you think!