Schemas

Container unique ID. (UUID format)

Container name.

Unique ID of the namespace the container belongs to. (UUID format)

Container description.

Container status.

Container last error message.

Container creation date. (RFC 3339 format)

Container last update date. (RFC 3339 format)

Environment variables of the container.

Secret environment variables of the container.

Minimum number of instances to scale the container to.

Maximum number of instances to scale the container to.

Memory limit of the container in bytes. (in bytes)

CPU limit of the container in mvCPU.

Local storage limit of the container (in bytes). (in bytes)

Processing time limit for the container. (in seconds)

Privacy policy of the container.

Image reference (e.g. "rg.fr-par.scw.cloud/my-registry-namespace/image:tag").

Protocol the container uses.

Port the container listens on.

If true, it will allow only HTTPS connections to access your container to prevent it from being triggered by insecure connections (HTTP).

Execution environment of the container.

Parameter used to decide when to scale up or down.

Defines how to check if the container is running and healthy. If the liveness probe fails, the container will be restarted. It is performed periodically during the container's lifetime. The liveness probe is not executed until the startup probe (if defined) is successful.

Possible check types:

• http: Perform HTTP check on the container with the specified path.
• tcp: Perform TCP check on the container.

Defines how to check if the container has started successfully. If the startup probe fails, the container will be restarted. This check is useful for applications that might take a long time to start. It is only performed when the container is starting.

Possible check types:

• http: Perform HTTP check on the container with the specified path.
• tcp: Perform TCP check on the container.

Tags of the Serverless Container.

ID of the Private Network the container is connected to. When connected to a Private Network, the container can access other Scaleway resources in this Private Network. (UUID format)

Container command. Command executed when the container starts. This overrides the default command defined in the container image. This is usually the main executable, or ENTRYPOINT script to run.

Container arguments. Arguments passed to the command specified in the "command" field. These override the default arguments from the container image, and behave like command-line parameters.

Public URL of the container. This is the default endpoint generated by Scaleway to access the container from the Internet.

Whether default public endpoint is enabled or not.

Region in which the container exists.

Number of consecutive failures before considering the container as unhealthy. Unhealthy containers do not receive traffic from incoming requests.

Time interval between checks. (in seconds)

Duration before the check times out. (in seconds)

Perform TCP check on the container. The check is successful if a TCP connection can be established with the container within the specified timeout.

Perform HTTP check on the container. The check is successful if an HTTP request to the specified path returns a successful status code (e.g. 2XX or 3XX) within the specified timeout.

HTTP path to perform the check on.

Scale depending on the number of concurrent requests being processed per container instance. The threshold value is the number of concurrent requests above which the container will be scaled up.

Scale depending on the CPU usage of a container instance. The threshold value is the percentage of CPU usage above which the container will be scaled up.

Scale depending on the memory usage of a container instance. The threshold value is the percentage of memory usage above which the container will be scaled up.

UNIX cron schedule to run job (e.g., "* * * * *").

Timezone for the cron schedule, in tz database format (e.g., "Europe/Paris").

Body to send to the container when the trigger is invoked.

Additional headers to send to the container when the trigger is invoked.

The HTTP path to send the request to (e.g., "/my-webhook-endpoint").

The HTTP method to use when sending the request (e.g., get, post, put, patch, delete). Must be specified as lowercase.

The URLs of the NATS server (e.g., "nats://nats.mnq.fr-par.scaleway.com:4222").

NATS subject to subscribe to (e.g., "my-subject").

The content of the NATS credentials file. The credentials from this file will be used to authenticate with the NATS server and subscribe to the specified subject.

The region where the SQS queue is hosted (e.g., "fr-par", "nl-ams").

Endpoint URL to use to access SQS (e.g., "https://sqs.mnq.fr-par.scaleway.comOpen in new context").

The access key for accessing the SQS queue.

The secret key for accessing the SQS queue.

The URL of the SQS queue to monitor for messages.

Domain unique ID. (UUID format)

Unique ID of the container the domain is assigned to. (UUID format)

Domain assigned to the container.

Domain status.

Domain last error message.

Domain creation date. (RFC 3339 format)

Domain last update date. (RFC 3339 format)

A list of arbitrary tags associated with the domain.

Namespace unique ID. (UUID format)

Namespace name.

Unique ID of the Organization the namespace belongs to. (UUID format)

Unique ID of the Project the namespace belongs to. (UUID format)

Namespace description.

Namespace status.

Namespace last error message.

Namespace environment variables.

Namespace secret environment variables.

A list of arbitrary tags associated with the namespace.

Namespace creation date. (RFC 3339 format)

Namespace last update date. (RFC 3339 format)

Region in which the namespace will be created.

Trigger unique ID. (UUID format)

Name of the trigger.

Description of the trigger.

Tags of the trigger.

Trigger status.

Trigger last error message.

ID of the container to trigger. (UUID format)

Configuration of the destination to trigger.

Type of source that will trigger the container.

Configuration for a cron source.

Configuration for an SQS queue source.

Configuration for a NATS source.

Trigger creation date. (RFC 3339 format)

Trigger last update date. (RFC 3339 format)

UNIX cron schedule to run job (e.g., "* * * * *").

Timezone for the cron schedule, in tz database format (e.g., "Europe/Paris").

Body to send to the container when the trigger is invoked.

Additional headers to send to the container when the trigger is invoked.

The HTTP path to send the request to (e.g., "/my-webhook-endpoint").

The HTTP method to use when sending the request (e.g., get, post, put, patch, delete). Must be specified as lowercase.

The URLs of the NATS servers (e.g., "nats://nats.mnq.fr-par.scaleway.com:4222").

NATS subject to subscribe to (e.g., "my-subject").

The region where the SQS queue is hosted (e.g., "fr-par", "nl-ams").

Endpoint URL to use to access SQS (e.g., "https://sqs.mnq.fr-par.scaleway.comOpen in new context").

The access key for accessing the SQS queue.

The URL of the SQS queue to monitor for messages.

(in seconds)

(in seconds)

UNIX cron schedule to run job (e.g., "* * * * *").

Timezone for the cron schedule, in tz database format (e.g., "Europe/Paris").

Body to send to the container when the trigger is invoked.

Additional headers to send to the container when the trigger is invoked.

The HTTP path to send the request to (e.g., "/my-webhook-endpoint").

The HTTP method to use when sending the request (e.g., get, post, put, patch, delete). Must be specified as lowercase.

The URLs of the NATS server (e.g., "nats://nats.mnq.fr-par.scaleway.com:4222").

NATS subject to subscribe to (e.g., "my-subject").

The content of the NATS credentials file. The credentials from this file will be used to authenticate with the NATS server and subscribe to the specified subject.

The region where the SQS queue is hosted (e.g., "fr-par", "nl-ams").

Endpoint URL to use to access SQS (e.g., "https://sqs.mnq.fr-par.scaleway.comOpen in new context").

The access key for accessing the SQS queue.

The secret key for accessing the SQS queue.

The URL of the SQS queue to monitor for messages.