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Changelog is the source for the latest updates on our cloud platform. Stay informed about changes, enhancements, and new features that impact your experience. Explore our summaries to stay ahead and make the most of our platform's capabilities.

UpCloud opens a new location in Stavanger, Norway

January 21, 2026 ·

We're pleased to announce the opening of a new data center in Stavanger, Norway.

UpCloud continues its expansion in the Nordics, enabling you to deploy compute resources closer to end-users across Scandinavia and Northern Europe, delivering superior performance for latency-critical workloads.

  • Zone Code: no-svg1
  • Available Services: All core UpCloud services are now available, including Cloud Servers with MaxIOPS storage, Managed Kubernetes, and more.
  • Performance: Benefit from the same 99.999% SLA and high-performance infrastructure backed by AMD EPYC technology that powers our global network.

Start deploying in Stavanger today through the UpCloud Control Panel or API.

Kubernetes v1.34 now available

January 19, 2026 ·

We are pleased to announce the renewal of our Kubernetes certification on v1.34 and the availability of Kubernetes v1.34 on UpCloud's Managed Kubernetes Service (UKS).

What's New

Similar to previous releases, the release of Kubernetes v1.34 introduces new stable, beta, and alpha features. For comprehensive information about new features and improvements, please refer to the official Kubernetes 1.34 release notes.

Deployment Options

You can deploy Kubernetes 1.34 clusters through the following methods:

UpCloud Managed Kubernetes Service version upgrade, as displayed in the settings tab in UpCloud Hub
Upgrade an UpCloud Managed Kubernetes cluster to v1.34

Important Notes

  • The managed upgrade feature is available only for clusters running Kubernetes 1.30 or newer.
  • When upgrading Kubernetes versions, you must upgrade one minor at the time. For example, when upgrading from Kubernetes v1.32 to v1.34, first upgrade to v1.33 and then to v1.34.

Kubernetes is a registered trademark of The Linux Foundation.

New Datacenter Location: Copenhagen is now live

December 16, 2025 ·

We are thrilled to announce the general availability of our newest data center zone in Copenhagen, Denmark.

This launch strengthens our presence in the Nordic region, enabling to deploy resources closer to end-users in Denmark and surrounding areas, drastically reducing latency for performance-critical applications.

  • Zone Code: dk-cph1
  • Available Services: Deploy Cloud Servers with MaxIOPS storage, Managed Kubernetes, and all core UpCloud services immediately.
  • Performance: Experience the same industry-leading performance and 99.999% SLA offered across our global network, powered by the latest AMD EPYC processors.

Deploy your servers in Copenhagen today via the UpCloud Control Panel or API!

Kubernetes v1.33 now available

December 9, 2025 ·

We are pleased to announce the renewal of our Kubernetes certification on v1.33 and the availability of Kubernetes v1.33 on UpCloud's Managed Kubernetes Service (UKS).

What's New

New alpha and beta features along with improvements that are now stable. For a comprehensive changelog, please refer to the official Kubernetes 1.33 release notes.

Deployment Options

You can deploy Kubernetes 1.33 clusters through the following methods:

UpCloud Managed Kubernetes Service version upgrade, as displayed in the settings tab in UpCloud Hub
Upgrade an UpCloud Managed Kubernetes cluster to v1.33

Important Notes

  • The managed upgrade feature is available only for clusters running Kubernetes 1.30 or newer.
  • When upgrading Kubernetes versions, you must upgrade one minor at the time. For example, when upgrading from Kubernetes v1.31 to v1.33, first upgrade to v1.32 and then to v1.33.

Kubernetes is a registered trademark of The Linux Foundation.

Zero-downtime storage management

November 10, 2025 ·

We're excited to announce a major upgrade to how you manage storage for your Cloud Servers. You can now resize, attach, and detach storage volumes on a running Cloud Server without requiring a server reboot or any service interruption.

This enhancement means you can instantly adapt to scaling demands by expanding existing volumes or attaching new ones, all while your applications remain fully operational.

Live resizing a disk in a Linux terminal

This new storage flexibility perfectly complements the existing capability to hot-resize CPU and memory. Now, you have complete dynamic control over your running servers, letting you instantly adapt all server resources to scaling demands and changing workloads.

Read more about resizing Cloud Servers CPU, memory, and storage