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We have exciting news to share today, something many of you have been asking for. We are thrilled to announce the official launch of our first European Union control plane region, hosted in Frankfurt, Germany.
We’re excited to announce the general availability of Hetzner Load Balancer auto-provisioning for all Cloudfleet Kubernetes Engine (CFKE) users. This feature enables seamless, automated provisioning of Hetzner Load Balancers for your services across multi-region, multi-cloud environments.
We’re excited to announce the latest version of Cloudfleet CLI for Windows, making it easier than ever to create and manage Kubernetes clusters with Cloudfleet.
Cloudfleet’s mission is to make Kubernetes and cloud-native computing available to everyone. As part of this mission, we are constantly optimizing the Cloudfleet Kubernetes Engine (CFKE) and its underlying infrastructure to reduce costs and pass the savings on to our customers.
Cloudfleet Kubernetes Engine (CFKE) has been upgraded to include support for Kubernetes 1.31 Elli, offering the latest features, performance enhancements, and security improvements. Users can now take full advantage of the new capabilities and updates in Kubernetes 1.31 to optimize their workloads and infrastructure.
The latest update of the Cloudfleet CLI now offers enhanced functionality for onboarding self-managed nodes to your cluster, making it easier than ever to expand with your own on-premises Kubernetes hardware or third-party cloud resources. With this version, users can seamlessly integrate Linux machines running Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04 into their clusters, ensuring they act as equal members alongside managed nodes and support any workload compatible with their hardware.
Cloudfleet Now Supports Hetzner Cloud for Automatic Node Provisioning in Kubernetes Clusters Cloudfleet is excited to announce the integration of Hetzner Cloud, allowing users to automatically provision nodes in Kubernetes clusters seamlessly. This new feature will enable developers and businesses to enhance their cloud infrastructure with greater efficiency and flexibility, taking advantage of Hetzner’s high-performance servers combined with Cloudfleet’s automation capabilities.
Cloudfleet Kubernetes Engine (CFKE) has been upgraded to include support for Kubernetes 1.30 Uwubernetes, offering the latest features, performance enhancements, and security improvements. Users can now take full advantage of the new capabilities and updates in Kubernetes 1.30 to optimize their workloads and infrastructure.
Expanding Our Horizons with Runpod and Datacrunch We are thrilled to announce a significant expansion in our service offerings at Cloudfleet – the integration of two additional GPU instance providers, Runpod and Datacrunch. This expansion is a testament to our commitment to providing our users with an extensive range of options for their machine learning and AI needs. Runpod and Datacrunch are renowned for their powerful and efficient GPU instances, making them ideal choices for demanding computational tasks. By incorporating these providers into our platform, we are opening new avenues for innovation and performance.
