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Cloudfleet pricing updates: what is changing and why

What is changing Cloudfleet now has three plans: Basic, Pro, and Enterprise. Each plan is a flat monthly base fee that includes a set number of vCPUs, plus a…

June 2026 at Cloudfleet: release channels, self-service GPU sharing, and CLI and Terraform 1.0.0

June was a build month, and the build paid off on the first of July. Today we shipped the largest coordinated release we have put out: a single release that…

May 2026 at Cloudfleet: an AI-native support center, Fleet constraints, and OIDC for CI/CD

We told you in last month’s recap that May was going to be busy. It was. The biggest launch of the month is one most platforms treat as plumbing, a…

New account verification for Cloudfleet organizations

We are introducing a new account verification process for all Cloudfleet organizations. Going forward, every account will be required to verify its billing…

April 2026 at Cloudfleet: four new clouds, bring-your-own networks, and Haru

We promised April would be eventful, and it delivered. The platform work that landed quietly through January, February, and March made room for a busy release…

March 2026 at Cloudfleet: a build month, and an Amsterdam debrief

March was a deliberate build month for Cloudfleet. The engineering team spent it laying foundations for the much larger April release, and the cloud-native…

February 2026 at Cloudfleet: scheduling that respects reality

February was a month of meaningful platform upgrades: more accurate scheduling, fewer surprise restarts on your nodes, stronger guardrails around the…

Cloudfleet kicks off 2026: a Q4 2025 recap

Welcome to the first of our monthly recaps. We’ve been heads-down shipping, and we want to start sharing more of what’s changing inside Cloudfleet,…

Cloudfleet partner network news View All

Hetzner Cloud new shared vCPU servers: CX Gen3, CPX Gen2

Cloudfleet joins NVIDIA Inception

Google Axion processors: new ARM-based CPUs

Azure ND H200 v5 series: AI supercomputing VMs

Cloud Native Tips & Tricks View All

Latest Cloudfleet tutorial: Install and Configure Istio service mesh

In the world of microservices, managing the complexities of service-to-service communication, security, and observability can be a significant challenge. Understanding your cluster’s networking architecture is key to making the most of a service mesh. This is where Istio, an open-source service mesh, comes in. Istio provides a transparent and language-independent way to connect, secure, control, and observe services.

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