Maxihost + Cloud 66
Ruby, Node and Kubernetes on Bare Metal in minutes.
Maxihost + Cloud 66 launched on June 9, 2021 with 10 votes, #1,316 of 3,650 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.
What it does
Maxihost and Cloud 66 have joined forces to allow developers to easily deploy applications on bare metal. With a strong focus on developer experience, everything you need to manage your servers can be done from the UI or API.
Latitude.sh partnered with Cloud 66 to make deploying apps on Bare Metal easier, enabling Engineering teams to deploy their applications by pushing to master on their favorite versioning system.
Deploying your applications to a new server can be a time-consuming task depending on your requirements and how complex the application is. Latitude.sh partnered with Cloud 66 to make the whole process more straightforward, enabling Engineering teams to deploy their applications on bare metal servers by simply pushing to master on their favorite versioning system. We have been using Cloud 66 at Latitude.sh for the last three years, and have always been very happy with the experience. Cloud 66 not only gives us all of the benefits of a PaaS but also enables us to have our applications deployed to our own infrastructure, an important security requirement we have. You can use the integration…from latitude.sh
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