About Latitude.sh
Latitude.sh provides bare metal servers, GPU clusters and cloud-style infrastructure in many locations. It aims to combine the performance of dedicated hardware with the convenience of a cloud dashboard.
What it does
Customers can deploy physical servers in minutes through the web dashboard or through an API. The service also offers virtual machines, Kubernetes on bare metal, object, block and file storage, and managed PostgreSQL databases. A cloud gateway option links Latitude servers privately to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and other clouds.
Key features
- Bare metal servers deployed on demand
- GPU clusters for machine learning
- Managed Kubernetes on bare metal
- Object, block and file storage
- Private links to other public clouds
Who it's for
Teams that need dedicated hardware for AI training, heavy workloads or steady compute. It also suits developers who want a mix of physical and virtual servers, and companies that run in several regions and want low-latency access for their users.
Pricing and good to know
The homepage does not list plan prices, so check the pricing page for details. The network spans many locations across several continents, which helps place servers near end users. Bare metal setups usually need more planning than standard virtual machines, but they give direct control over the hardware.
Highlights
- Deploy bare metal servers on demand
- Run GPU clusters for AI workloads
- Create Kubernetes clusters on bare metal
- Link servers privately to other clouds
