Cycle's EU Control Plane is here. European teams can now keep their data in Europe, work with noticeably lower latency, and stay in full control of where everything runs.
Cycle CEO Jake Warner joins Brian Teller on Ship It Weekly to discuss the resurgence of bare metal and private cloud, Kubernetes fatigue, and why opinionated infrastructure platforms are gaining traction with engineering-heavy teams.
Bare metal is making a comeback. Explore why teams are moving beyond hyperscalers and rediscovering control, performance, and data sovereignty—without sacrificing the cloud experience.
Learn how modern private cloud solves data residency, cloud sovereignty, and vendor lock-in challenges while keeping public cloud flexibility.
How the EU Data Act is reshaping data portability, why traditional IaC and Kubernetes approaches fall short, and how Cycle enables true compute-layer abstraction for freedom beyond compliance.
Federation is more popular than ever with teams pursuing multi-cloud, distributed architectures in order to provide their users a better, more complaint experience. Take a peek into how Cycle approaches federation differently, combining the flexibility of distributed systems with the simplicity of a centrally managed platform.
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Cycle now runs on two fully isolated control planes (EU and NA) giving teams stronger data sovereignty, lower latency to region-local servers, and timezone-aware updates that land during off-peak hours. This release also makes restart and power-off events more reliable under heavy load by switching them to acknowledgements, and fixes VM hostname resolution so updated hostnames resolve correctly via discovery.