Changelog

With version 2023-04-17 of bucket policies, you can grant users and applications granular permissions to specific buckets and objects. Check out our documentation to discover this new bucket policy version , and learn how to combine IAM and bucket policies to set up granular access to Object Storage!

It is now possible to specify a VersionId to limit deletion to specific objects versions, or to versions other than current version, for multiple objects at a time.

The DeleteObject and DeleteObjects method now go through Scaleway Object Storage’s new gateway, bringing a significant performance improvement in all regions.

Audit logs about IAM resources such as applications, users, API keys, groups and policies are now available.

You can check who created, updated or deleted an IAM resource in the dedicated Logs tab on Console, or using the Scaleway CLI.

For more information, refer to the IAM logs documentation.

In the Secret Manager section of the Scaleway console, you can now select a region to display secrets and folders inside this region. Whenever you create a secret, you no longer need to specify the region, as it will be created in the region you are currently working on.

Find out more about Secret Manager in our dedicated documentation.

Load Balancer now generates logs when the state of backend servers changes, or when your frontend TLS certificates expire. These logs are sent to your Scaleway Cockpit and you can browse them via the dedicated LB Logs Overview dashboard. They provide information not only on the changes in state of backend servers, but also the reasons for these changes. With these logs, you will be equipped to properly troubleshoot backend server issues.

Read more about Load Balancer logs in our documentation.

Scaleway's Transactional Email now supports the SMTP LOGIN authentication method. This new feature allows our users to benefit from an additional authentication option to secure their SMTP communications.

We have recently introduced domain reputation score. Every domain within your Organization has a score, reflecting its overall health. The higher the score, the better the delivery performance for your domain. Refer to our documentation for guidelines on maintaining a favorable reputation score.

Get more information on your email delivery issues with flags. Whether it is a hard bounce, soft bounce, mailbox full, or other issues, these flags provide immediate insights into the reasons behind delivery failures.

You can filter on these flags via the API and from the Email activity tab of your Transactional Email domain in the Scaleway console.

For more information, refer to the flags concept page or the documentation on how to manage your email activity.

Worker nodes running Kubernetes version 1.28.x have been upgraded to kernel version 6.2.0-36. This change will automatically apply to new nodes and will take effect on existing nodes upon their next reboot.

For Apple Silicon M1 servers, requests to /apple-silicon/v1alpha1/zones/fr-par-1/* will no longer receive responses. All requests should now go to the PAR-3 AZ, using /apple-silicon/v1alpha1/zones/fr-par-3/*.

Along with metrics and logs, you can now push and pull traces from your Cockpit. Gain real-time insights and trace the heartbeat of your system with our new traces feature, based on Grafana Tempo.

Read our documentation to find out how to start using our traces feature.

New feature: Our integrated console CLI works with WebAssembly and uses your console credentials to offer you a seamless CLI experience without installing anything on your machine. Benefit from enhanced output formatting and discover a new way to manage your Scaleway resources. You can also install it natively on your local machine, as we support Windows, macOS, and Linux.

See our product documentation for more information.

We are happy to announce that the Scaleway Load Balancer service is now available in the new WAW3 (Warsaw 3) Availability Zone, providing you with more location options when building your service.

It is now possible to create SQS and NATS triggers on private functions.

Serverless Functions now officially support triggers from NATS and SQS queues. This new feature makes it easier for developers to build effective event-driven patterns. This allows architectural flexibility to maintain scalable, decoupled systems, leveraging the power of NATS and SQS.

It is now possible to create SQS and NATS triggers on private containers.

Serverless Containers now officially support triggers from NATS and SQS queues. This new feature makes it easier for developers to build effective event-driven patterns. This allows architectural flexibility to maintain scalable, decoupled systems, leveraging the power of NATS and SQS.

Private Load Balancers let you balance internal traffic or make your internal services highly available without being exposed to the Internet.

Kubernetes users can now use the scw-loadbalancer-private annotation on their services. Load Balancers are public if this annotation is unset or false. Find the Cloud Controller Manager documentation here

Kapsule clusters can now keep or remove public IPs for new node pools!

Two options:

• default - controlled isolation: nodes get private endpoints and keep their public IPs, protected behind a security group (dropping inbound traffic)
• full isolation: nodes have only private IPs (Public Gateway required, single egress IP)

The option is immutable after pool creation. Both isolation modes can be used in the same cluster.

The feature is now available in Scaleway Console (new node pools), Scaleway API, CLI and Terraform (public_ip_disabled)

Find more details on our reference documentation.

Enhance your cluster resilience by adding pools in multiple Availability Zones (AZs), and distributing workloads across at least two AZs.

Scaleway's Console, API, CLI, and Terraform now all support multi-AZ Kubernetes Kapsule clusters.

Instructions are available in our reference documentation. Step-by-step guidance also provided in our complete Terraform tutorial.

Pre-requisite: Kubernetes Kapsule cluster connection to a Private Network.

Hardening security is a top priority.

Effective now, every new Kapsule cluster is required to have a (free) Private Network attached.

Starting this deprecation cycle, existing Kapsule clusters must be connected to a Private Network.

The default worker nodes' isolation configuration will keep public IPs for nodes to access the Internet, and add private endpoints for resources to communicate securely. Security groups aren't overridden at migration and RR wildcard DNS still point to public IPs.

More information on the migration steps is provided in our reference documentation.

Clusters using the Kubernetes 1.22 version will be automatically upgraded to the Kubernetes 1.23 version on October 16th, 2023. Find more details in our version support policy.

Messaging and Queuing is Scaleway's message broker solution that allows you to send messages and trigger events between your cloud resources.

The service supports 3 protocols: NATS, SQS and SNS (the latter is still in Public Beta). Messaging and Queuing is serverless-based, so you can run it without worrying about provisioning and you only pay for what you use.

The Messaging and Queuing features are available via the Scaleway console, the CLI and Terraform.

Your existing resources will need to be migrated, as communicated to all beta users.

Find out about Messaging and Queuing in our dedicated documentation. If you have any questions, reach out to the team on the #messaging-queuing community Slack channel.

The multi-AZ Standard class is now available in the Amsterdam region, ensuring the resiliency of your data across 3 Availability Zones (AZ) for all new objects uploaded in Standard class from now on. This is our second region to support multi-AZ by design and to offer 99,9% of availability SLA, after the Paris region. Check out our FAQ for more information.

The Certificate Authority used by all MQTT TLS connections to IoT Hubs has been updated.

As described in our Certificate Authority update documentation, the migration.iot.fr-par.scw.cloud endpoint is no longer valid.

Mac mini M1 is now installed with macOS Ventura 13 by default.

The new function Test feature allows you to run your code directly from the Scaleway console using a selection of methods, to make sure it behaves as expected. For more information, refer to the dedicated documentation.

The new function creation workflow allows you to easily create a namespace and function in 2 clicks. For more information, refer to the documentation on how to create a function.

You can now organize secrets into folders and subfolders for better management. This allows you to efficiently categorize and locate your secrets based on applications, environments, or other criteria.

Cockpit integration is available for SQS, NATS & SNS. Refer to our product documentation to find out how to monitor your Messaging and queuing metrics.

We are happy to announce that the Scaleway Load Balancer service is now available in the new AMS3 (Amsterdam 3) Availability Zone, providing you with more location options when building your service.

When creating a Load Balancer you can now choose whether you want it to be public (connected to the Internet with a public IP address) or private (fully isolated from the Internet and with no public IP address). Private Load Balancers let you balance internal traffic or make your internal services highly available without being exposed to the internet. Make sure you attach your private Load Balancer to a Private Network so your internal clients can access it. Read more about private Load Balancers in our documentation.

With the release of VPCs and their managed DHCP feature, we are reworking the way resources are attached to a Private Network, in order to offer a bullet-proof experience. To this end, the static attachment mode that allowed for manual configuration of an IP address when attaching a Load Balancer to a Private Network from the Scaleway console, is no longer available. This mode is not in line with the all-new Private Network management engine Scaleway is working on, and could result in non working configurations. In removing static attachment mode, we are encouraging adoption of best practices that will future-proof your architectures. Simultaneously, we are also working on a set of new features to manage your IP addressing space more granularly.

While the feature will no longer be available from the Scaleway console, it is still available in the API, though entering a deprecation cycle.

The Cross-AZ Read Replica feature ensures your data is replicated in a dedicated read-only node, which is located in another AZ within the same Region as your main node.

For more information, refer to the How to create Read Replicas documentation page.

Starting today, access logs are now available in Cockpit for the Paris region! This enhancement will provide you with even greater visibility and control over your data.

Access logs are invaluable tools that record detailed information about every interaction with your objects in the Object Storage service. These logs include essential data such as who accessed your objects, when they accessed them, and from which IP address. With access logs enabled, you can gain deeper insights into how your data is being used, and enhance your security and compliance efforts.

All Regions are now fully migrated on the Hive backend. This important milestone is the cornerstone of our performance plan for Object Storage and will be followed by the deployment of the new gateway.

Scaleway has implemented a blackhole MX server you can use with Transactional Email, to prevent your emails from being rejected by recipient servers. This happens when you have no MX record or when you have configured a null MX record. Find out how to configure Scaleway's MX.

We are excited to share that our Stardust Learning Instances are now available in the WAW2 (Warsaw 2) region! This expansion provides you with even more options for deploying your Instances.

To support our customers in the Central European region, Kapsule and Kosmos clusters can have node pools in our new data center located in Warsaw, Poland.

Scaleway managed Kubernetes products now support the latest minor version 1.28 Planternetes.

Patch versions 1.27.3, 1.27.4, 1.26.6, 1.26.7, 1.25.11, 1.25.12, 1.24.15, 1.24.16 have also been released.

Read our version support policy for more information.

Dedicated control planes are now generally available for Kapsule and Kosmos! Boost your Kubernetes performance thanks to our dedicated control planes, available with 4, 8 or 16GB RAM. An exclusive resource to orchestrate mission-critical, at scale and production workloads, highly available with a 99.5% uptime SLA!

Dedicated control planes are available in the Scaleway console, the CLI, and Terraform. Refer to our documentation for more information.

Starting from Kubernetes version 1.28.0, worker nodes are now using Ubuntu 22.04 and 6.2 kernel.

Starting September 1st 2023, Kapsule and Kosmos clusters are limited to 150 nodes maximum on first offer. However, to go beyond 150 nodes, Scaleway offers a range of dedicated control planes to cater to a wide range of use-cases. Refer to our Kubernetes control plane offers overview for more information.

To pave the way for the new Messaging and Queuing API, it is no longer possible to create more than one SQS/SNS namespace per Project.

Our Managed Databases offer is complemented with some new Cost-Optimized nodes and the new Production-Optimized range.

This PostgreSQL release brings many improvements. For more information, refer to the PostgreSQL release notes.

You can now promote a Read Replica node to a standalone Database Instance. This is useful for database failure recovery or sharding.

For more information, refer to the How to manage Read Replica documentation page.

We are excited to introduce our latest Availability Zone (AZ), WAW-3, located in Warsaw, Poland.

WAW-3 is now fully operational, providing enhanced accessibility and proximity to support our customers in the Central European region. This comes as the latest development in our commitment to offer an ever-resilient and high-performing cloud infrastructure. Deploy your Instances in WAW-3 now to experience unmatched performance, reliability, and data sovereignty.

We are happy to announce that we closed one of the most wanted features at Scaleway (open since Jan. 21). Almost every Scaleway products are available in Cockpit for metrics and/or logs. New features and capabilities will be added to the product. Refer to our product documentation to see what is already available or planned.

For all future feature requirements, we encourage you to open a specific feature request of what you need to integrate into Cockpit.

You can now use the default username on your managed database for Redis. This enables some software integrations where specific usernames are not supported. Anonymous connection remains unavailable.

We are excited to introduce our latest Availability Zone (AZ), AMS-3, located in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

AMS-3 is now fully operational, providing enhanced accessibility and proximity to support our customers in the Benelux region. This comes as the latest development in our commitment to offer an ever-resilient and high-performing cloud infrastructure. Deploy your Instances in AMS-3 now to experience unmatched performance, reliability, and data sovereignty.

We have successfully mitigated the Zenbleed vulnerability affecting AMD processors across our DEV1, GP1, and VC Instance offerings. The patching process has been completed, and all impacted Instances have been updated. While the security issue has been addressed, it is possible that some users may notice minor performance impacts. For further information, please refer to our blog post.

Serverless Containers can now be triggered from message queues hosted in Messaging and Queuing SQS namespaces. Simply add an SQS Trigger from the console and when a new message is sent to the queue, it will trigger your Containers on the / path.

NVIDIA's GPU operator is installed by default on all new GPU pools, automatically bringing required software on your GPU worker nodes.

Find out how to activate or configure the operator in the documentation.

Your control plane metrics and logs are now provided in Cockpit by default, allowing you to monitor all managed components with actionable insights. Read our Cockpit Reference Documentation to find out which other products are integrated into Cockpit.

Kapsule and Kosmos clusters can have node pools in our new data center in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Clusters using this specific version will automatically be upgraded to 1.22 on July 17th, 2023. Find more details in our version support policy.

VPC allows you to quickly and seamlessly secure all your application architecture's resources from external networks. Additionally, your infrastructure will benefit from improved resiliency as VPC is now regionalized across the Availability Zones by default.

• By default, each region will have at least one VPC. You can create more if needed
• Each VPC can have multiple Private Networks, each with its own distinct CIDR blocks
• VPC will now include a DHCP server for each Private Network

With the release of VPC in GA, Public Gateway no longer supports the DHCP server. Public Gateway now focuses on its primary functions such as:

• Internet access: allowing external traffic to access the internal resources of a Private Network
• NAT-Gateway: distributing requests to the right IP addresses
• SSH Bastion: allowing and monitoring SSH connections
• Local DNS server: customizing resource names on the Private Network

See our dedicated documentation for full details.

Secret Manager metrics are now displayed in Cockpit by default, allowing you to have more control over your metrics. Read our documentation to find out which other products are integrated into Cockpit.

We have completely redesigned the backend management experience in the console:

• The Load Balancer creation process has been streamlined
• The backend management pages have been completely reorganized to provide a clearer and more consistent experience
• You now have access to many backend configuration settings that were previously only available through API

On top of this we have taken the opportunity to introduce 2 new features:

• Backend protection allows limiting the number of sessions on backend servers
• Backend retry logic allows fine tuning how to retry failed connections to backend servers

For more information you can have a look at our updated reference documentation.

Following our deprecation notice, it is no longer possible to create and use SNI routes with HTTP backends in Scaleway Load Balancer. The HTTP Host header route type must now be used instead.

All Load Balancers that were still using SNI routes with HTTP backends on June 1st have now been automatically updated to use the HTTP Host header route instead.

For more information please refer to our product documentation.

You can now find the newly released Debian 12 Bookworm when installing your Elastic Metal server.

You can now find the newly released Proxmox 8 when installing your Elastic Metal server.

You can now find the newly released Proxmox 8 when installing your Dedibox server.

POP2, POP2-HC, and POP2-HM are our new reliable, high-performance Instances with dedicated vCPU for the most demanding workloads and mission-critical applications. Choose the vCPU/RAM ratio that best matches your workload's specific requirements, whether it's general purpose (POP2), High CPU (POP2-HC), or High Memory (POP2-HM).

These new Instances are currently available in:

• fr-par1
• fr-par-2
• nl-ams-1
• nl-ams-2
• pl-waw-2
• fr-par-3 will follow in the coming weeks.

Learn more about POP2, POP2-HC and POP2-HM Instances.

A new addition to our list of supported OS images for your Instances: Debian 12 Bookworm, released on June 10th, 2023 is available now!

New Debian 12 Bookworm image has been released which fixes the wrong user configuration made by the custom-built upstream cloud-init 23.2.

It now uses the official Debian Unstable cloud-init package.

Users who want to fix their existing Instances may follow this guide.

In order to guarantee service security and stability, Scaleway recommends you apply the following patch releases as soon as possible to all your Kubernetes clusters:

• 1.27.2
• 1.26.5
• 1.25.10
• 1.24.14

Serverless Containers logs and metrics are now displayed in Cockpit by default, allowing you to have more control over your logs and metrics. Read our documentation to find out which other products are integrated into Cockpit.

You can now set memory and vCPU resources independently. Hence benefiting from more control over the resource you allocate to your Serverless Containers

Serverless Functions logs and metrics are now displayed in Cockpit by default, allowing you to have more control over your logs and metrics. Read our documentation to find out which other products are integrated into Cockpit.

Cockpit is now available in General Availability. Cockpit is a monitoring and alerting solution designed for multi-source observability. Cockpit allows you to collect, store, and analyze metrics and logs from Scaleway, your applications, or any other cloud providers.

Introducing EM-I210E-NVME High-Performance NVMe-Powered Bare Metal in the new Iridium Range of Elastic Metal! 🚀

Key Specifications:

• Processor: AMD EPYC™ 7313P (16 cores, 3.0 GHz)
• Storage: 2 × 1.92 TB SSD NVMe
• RAM: 128 GB
• Bandwidth: 1 Gbps (Public), 10 Gbps (Private)
• Price: €239.99/month or €0.667/hour
• Availability Zones: PAR-1, PAR-2

Designed for professionals, this high-performance server is here to elevate your computing experience. Experience lightning-fast data processing with NVMe storage and enjoy 10 Gbps private bandwidth for seamless communication!

Scaleway Kubernetes products now support the latest minor version 1.27 "Chill Vibes". Read our version support policy for more information.

By default, every new Kubernetes Kapsule cluster created from the Scaleway console is now attached to a Private Network, free of charge, fully configured, and supported on Terraform and CLI. Migrate now your public Kubernetes clusters from the Scaleway Console.

Find out more information on the Kubernetes Private Network documentation

Kubernetes Kapsule nodes come now pre-installed with an SSH server that a security group protects. This SSH server is intended solely for debugging purposes. To activate or deactivate the SSH server on your nodes, refer to the documentation for detailed instructions.

Kubernetes Kosmos lets you provision external nodes seamlessly with its new agent, bringing various security fixes, ARM and Debian support, and using a new IAM permission.

Find out more information on the Kosmos documentation.

The regional Load Balancer API is now deprecated and is no longer maintained by Scaleway. From now on, the zoned API must be used instead. With the exception of zoning, this API is identical to the previous version.

When using this API through Kapsule, Terraform, the SCW CLI or another official open source tool, a tool update is required.

If you encounter any problems with this migration, don't hesitate to contact us on the #load-balancer channel of the Scaleway Community Slack.

Grafana has been updated to Grafana 9.5.2 🚀🎉 Find out what is new in Grafana 9.5 on the official Grafana documentation.

Learn more about using your own Grafana with Grafana with Scaleway's datasource in the Using your own Grafana with Cockpit documentation page.

Functions can now be triggered from Message Queues hosted in Messaging and Queuing SQS namespaces. Simply add an SQS Trigger from the console and when a new message is sent to the queue, it will trigger your function.

The Python-API-Framework enables you to create and deploy Python Serverless Functions using only Python code. It now supports local testing with the command scw-serverless dev app.py. For more information and examples check the project's documentation

Creating queues is now directly available from your SQS namespace in the Scaleway console. You can create one, configure its delivery and message parameters, and then start sending messages to it.

Managed Databases now support IPAM integration.

Scaleway Transactional Email is now in General Availability! Transactional Email is a fully managed solution dedicated to sending your transactional emails. Check out our dedicated documentation for more information.

Secret Manager is now in General Availability.

For more information, refer to the Secret Manager product documentation or the Secret Manager product website

We have created a Python framework that allows you to easily create and deploy an API on Serverless Functions using Python annotations. You can even add an API Gateway hosted on Serverless Containers to manage routing from a single base URL. 

To deploy an example application with the self-hosted API gateway, refer to our official GitHub examples repository.

Developing functions is now much easier with our local development framework for Node JS.

A new runtime has been added:

• Node20 in beta. It includes the latest version of nodeJs as well as all the improvements that were added to node19.

Node19 is now deprecated as it is no longer maintained by the nodeJs team.

Find out how to send emails via Terraform using Transactional Email and Serverless.

We have integrated the following IAM permissions, allowing separate management of emails and domains on Transactional Email:

• TransactionalEmailDomainFullAccess
• TransactionalEmailDomainReadyOnly
• TransactionalEmailEmailFullAccess
• TransactionalEmailEmailReadyOnly

Transactional Email now sends alerts for quotas, abnormal activity, and domain addition.

We have added an SMTP host and ports in the tem_domain Terraform resource.

Find out how we protect the reputation of your domain with progressive emailing!

It is now possible to designate users or applications as principals of bucket policies, providing access management granularity at the resource level on top of IAM.

Check out our documentation to start setting up granular access to Object Storage.

Limitations for our Mimir metrics ingestor is now available!

Refer to our Mimir metrics documentation to find out about the limitations for Mimir.

If you need custom limitations, feel free to reach out to us.

We added initial support for the Scaleway Crossplane provider.

Scaleway is now listed on the official Upbound repository

Refer to the Scaleway Crossplaine Provider repository for more information.

We added support for Ansible modules for Scaleway. Ansible is now available to be used with the entire Scaleway Ecosystem

Refer to the Scaleway Ansible module repository for more information.

We released the Fedora 38 OS image on the official release day!

Several new features for the Domains and DNS and Kubernetes products have been added. A variety of minor issues has been fixed. Refer to the official release notes for more information.

We added initial support for the Scaleway Waypoint plugin. Refer to the Scaleway Waypoint Plugin repository for more information.

Refer to the Codelax repository for a demo on how to use the plugin.

Load Balancer now lets you redirect client requests to alternative URLs. You can use this feature to secure your service by redirecting all HTTP traffic to HTTPS, or to redirect users to a backup service when carrying out maintenance.

HTTP redirects come as a new type of ACL configured within a frontend. You can fully customize the redirection URL, from the protocol scheme all the way to the query parameters, using powerful templated placeholders to reuse parts of the original requests.

Furthermores, we are introducing the ability to create unconditioned ACLs, allowing you to explicitly define a default and catch all behavior for your frontend’s ACL.

Check out our documentation to find out how to create and manage your ACLs to get started, or our reference documentation for a deeper dive into ACLs.

We added initial support for kOps. Refer to the Getting started with kOps on Scaleway tutorial page for more information.

Regional Private Networks allow you to connect resources across multiple AZs within the same region and are currently only available in the PAR region.

Create a dedicated, private, and flexible Layer 2 networks to which you can attach Scaleway resources such as Instances, Load Balancers, Public Gateways, Elastic Metal, and Managed Databases.

Developing functions is now much easier with our local development framework for Go and Python.

Go 1.20 runtime beta ended and it is now available! Go 1.17 runtime is no longer maintained by Golang team and is now deprecated.

We have added an anti-spam policy for our customers to be able to use the Transactional Email (TEM) service. Find out about Transactional Email's anti spam policy

Some customers experienced slowness issues in fr-par over the last few weeks. The problem is now resolved and latency has been divided by 3 starting Feb, 24th around 4:30 PM. We continue to work on further updates to provide you with the best Object Storage performance.

Scaleway Load Balancers now provide the ability to create routes based on the value of incoming requests' Host HTTP headers.

Routes are used when a Load Balancer has multiple backends, to choose which of them to forward traffic to. There are now two types of routes:

• SNI routes: the only type we previously supported. They use the SNI value provided during the TLS handshake. This route type is suitable for TCP backends when TLS is enabled on the Load Balancer.
• Host routes: this new route type uses the value of the Host header in the incoming HTTP request. It is perfect for HTTP backends when you need to host several services behind your Load Balancer.

The console user interface manages everything for you and configures the route type automatically based on the frontend and backend you use. The API still lets you configure the route type but make sure you update your automation tools, as from June 1st we won't support the use of SNI routes with HTTP backends anymore.

Scaleway’s Secret Manager is a service that allows you to store and manage sensitive information, such as API keys, usernames, passwords, and security certificates in a secure and centralized location.

Secret Manager helps you manage the lifecycle of sensitive information:

Secrets are encrypted and stored in a central and secure way, while data access is secured by an authenticated API call to avoid hard-coded transmission and protect your Organization against security breaches.

Devtools are now in production for Observability's Cockpit. The following tools are available:

• SDK:
  • Cockpit
  • Token
  • Grafana User
  • Alerts
• CLI:
  • Cockpit
  • Token
  • Grafana User
• Terraform:
  • Cockpit
  • Token
  • Grafana User

We have updated Serverless Functions with new runtimes:

• Rust is now in General Availability
• PHP is now in General Availability
• Node19 is available in beta
• Go 1.20 is available in beta

The JavaScript SDK is now available! It allows you to interact with Scaleway APIs. For more information and updates, check out the dedicated GitHub repository.

You can now send images as attachments in your transactional emails. The supported formats are the following:

• jpeg
• jpg
• png
• gif

Find out about all the attachment types available.

Scaleway managed Kubernetes products now support the latest minor versions 1.25 and 1.26. Patch versions 1.24.8 and 1.24.9 have also been released. Find more details in our version support policy.

Kubernetes clusters in the Amsterdam region can create node pools with PLAY2 Development Instances or PRO2 General Purpose Instances from the AMS-1 Availability Zone.

From k8s version 1.25 onwards, all new clusters created in Scaleway Kubernetes will either be with cilium or calico as CNI.
To benefit from the newest minor versions, we recommend you recreate your clusters on one of the supported CNIs. Find more details on our migration policies here.

All new pools created in Scaleway Kubernetes clusters now use Containerd as their default runtime.

You can now deploy container images stored in public registries such as Docker Hub or your personal container registry to Serverless Containers. Simply write the image address (for example wordpress:latest to deploy the latest Wordpress image from Docker Hub in the Scaleway console, Scaleway's API, Terraform or Serverless Framework

Buckets deleted from the console are only deleted after 24h. The UX now reflects if a bucket name is unavailable because it is taken by a bucket whose deletion is pending.

In addition to PAR-1 and PAR-2, the Elastic Metal Lithium range is now available in Amsterdam (AMS-1).

Kubernetes 1.20 is no longer supported on our Kubernetes products starting January 15th. Clusters in this specific version will automatically be upgraded to 1.21 on February 15th, 2023.

With the billing API, you can now retrieve your current consumption and invoices via API. Follow our developer documentation here. 👈

• The API documentation for Transactional Email is now live. Check it out!

• Transactional Email now supports the following attachment types: calendar format (text/ics), (application/ics), and CSV files.

• The new Transactional Email sending domain scw-tem.cloud is now available. If you are a new client, you can use this sending domain by default. If you were using the previous sending domain, you can configure a new SPF record with scw-tem.cloud and delete the old SPF record.

• Emails returned with error code 452 (recipient's mailbox is full) will be deleted with no further attempts made to resend.

• A minimum number of characters is now required in an email to avoid it going to spam. The subject and the body of the email must respectively contain at least 6 and 10 characters.

The Rust runtime for Serverless Functions now supports asynchronous functions.

The PHP Runtime for Serverless Functions now supports more extensions.

Serverless Functions using the Go runtimes now build faster.

Fixed a bug on the PHP runtime on Serverless Functions that caused a nil body on binary data.

A bug that always set the Request Content-Type to application/json has been fixed.

The double CORS error that occasionally occurred on Serveless Functions has been fixed.

Users were experiencing an issue on the console and the API where logs were not appearing. This bug is now fixed.

We also recommend you use the Serverless Functions dashboards in the Scaleway Cockpit to monitor all your metrics and logs and access advanced features (ordering, filtering...)

The new generation of PRO2 General Purpose Instances are now available in all Availability Zones, including AMS1.

The new generation of PLAY2 Development Instances is available in the PAR1, PAR2, AMS2, WAW1, WAW2 Availability Zones, and now also in AMS1.

Scaleway’s Messaging & Queuing is a fully managed message broker solution for sending messages and events between microservices. Fully managed, the service supports many protocols (SNS, SQS, NATS) and simplifies the development of microservice-based applications.

Grafana has been updated from 8.4.1 to 9.3.1. You can now enjoy one of the latest versions of Grafana to visualize all of your dashboards.

Managed Database for Redis™ is now available in the Availability Zone pl-waw-2!

HTTP/2 offers significant improvements on HTTP/1.1 in terms of both performance and security. HTTP/2 is now supported both at the frontend and the backend of Scaleway Load Balancers when TLS is enabled. No configuration is required to start using it. HTTP/2 is now enabled by default in all HTTP frontends, and backends with TLS configured and will automatically be used when supported by the client or backend server.

HTTP/3 is the next generation of HTTP protocol, built on top of QUIC. HTTP/3 represents a big step forward for Internet performance and security. As this is a very new protocol, you have to enable HTTP/3 support if you wish to use it with a Scaleway Load Balancer. HTTP/3 is currently only supported at the frontend.

Find out how to set up your Load Balancers for HTTP/2 and HTTP/3.

A new version of our Grafana-as-a-Service platform is now available with increased performance. The feature is accessible to all users in public beta.

You can now monitor all your Object Storage buckets in Observability.

The managed dashboard gives you an overview on the following metrics:

• Total number of objects
• Total numbers of parts
• Total bucket usage
• Bucket usage per storage class
• Total ingress internal
• Total egress internal
• Total bandwidth internal
• Total ingress external
• Total egress external
• Total bandwidth per type
• HTTP Response Time Distribution
• HTTP Response Time Percentiles

The Instances dashboard is available in your Observability Cockpit! You now have access to the following key metrics:

• CPU usage
• Disk read/write
• Network in/out
• Network packets in/out

The "cold start" delay observed when performing an infrequent query to your Grafana dashboards into your Cockpit has been fixed.

You can now monitor your Serverless Functions logs and metrics in Scaleway's Observability solution.

A PHP 8.2 runtime is now available in beta for Serverless Functions.

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is now available to manage users and applications' access to objects and buckets. In each Scaleway Project, you can now give permissions to create, read, edit and/or delete object and buckets.

You can find a list of the new Object Storage permission sets in the IAM permission sets documentation page.

You can now monitor your buckets' usage metrics with Scaleway's Observability solution.

Load Balancers now let you explicitly configure encryption at the backend. You can enable TLS for connections to servers in a given backend and select the port number without being restricted to 443. The new "Verify Certificate" setting lets you specify whether the Load Balancer should check the server's certificate before establishing the connection.
You can use these settings to configure SSL bridging, having the Load Balancer terminate encrypted connections at the frontend, decrypt traffic, and re-encrypt it when forwarding it to backend servers.

You can now monitor your Serverless Containers logs and metrics in Scaleway's Observability solution.

A dark mode is now available on the console.

Projects can be created, managed and deleted from the CLI, Terraform and other developer tools maintained by Scaleway.

IAM must be used to generate an API key with the permissions to manage Projects.

Find out more on the Managing projects using Scaleway APIs documentation page.

IAM allows you to share access to the management of your Scaleway resources, in a controlled and secure manner.

You can now create and manage policies to give fine-grained access rights to Scaleway users, applications and groups. API keys can be attached to a user or an application and inherit their rights.

IAM features are available though Console, CLI and Terraform.

For Organizations created before December 5th, IAM can be activated by the Owner of the Organization on the console. Accounts created since December 5th 2022 have IAM activated by default.

Find out more in our dedicated IAM documentation.

A new Aluminium offer has been launched to replace our best-selling EM-A410X-SSD offer, which is currently out of stock.

The new EM-A315X-SSD offers:

• CPU: Intel Xeon E5 1410 v2 (4C/8T, 2.8 GHz)
• RAM: 64GB
• Disks: 2 × 1TB SSD
• Network: 1 Gbps
• Availability Zones: Now in PAR-1, soon in PAR-2

A second availability zone (AZ) has been launched for Elastic Metal. This allows you to build architectures with high availability and resiliency by creating servers in both the PAR-2 and PAR-1 Availability Zones.

New offers are available for Scaleway Enterprise Instances.

Joining the ENT1 range, ENT1-XXS and ENT1-XS are now available in all AZ.

We released a fix for the Debian Bullseye OS image to avoid an issue when updating the operating system. This fix is immediately available for DEV1/GP1/PLAY2/PRO2 Instances. For ENT1 Instances, we are working with Debian to include the bug fixes. Please watch the changelog for the update.

If you encounter an issue with the Debian Bullseye OS image after updating the operating-system (error: filesystem is mounted as read-only), follow our documentation to boot your Instance in recovery mode and recover to a working kernel version.

Add up to three Read Replicas to your PostgreSQL or MySQL Instance and offload your main node from read requests. Follow the how-to to create your first Read Replica.

Domains and DNS is a service that allows you to register and manage your domains directly from the Scaleway console.

Managed Database for Redis™ is now available in the Availability Zone nl-ams-2!

Discover our new dedicated control-plane offer for heavy workloads!

Discover Transactional Email, a fully managed solution dedicated to sending your transactional emails!

Discover Scaleway Observability, a fully managed solution for monitoring and troubleshooting your entire infrastructure in one place!

New Serverless Functions runtimes are available in beta:

• Python 3.11
• Go 1.19
• Rust 1.65

New tiers for Serverless Containers (3GB/1680 mVCPU & 4GB/2240 mVCPU) available.

You can now trigger private functions with CRON and define complex patterns easily.

New tiers for Serverless Functions (3072 & 4096 MB) are available.

The Authentication System v2 is now available for both Serverless Functions and Serverless Containers. Simply declare your function/container as private and generate a token to authenticate incoming requests.

New support plans are available! Discover Scaleway's four plans designed to meet all your cloud experience needs.

Managed Database for Redis™ is now in General Availability in the following Availability Zones:

• fr-par-1
• fr-par-2
• nl-ams-1
• pl-waw-1

Windows 2022 Standard and Datacenter images and licences are now available on Elastic Metal servers (Aluminium range excluded).

The option to deploy an Ingress Controller in a Kubernetes cluster at cluster creation is no longer possible. Users can still deploy a pre-configured Ingress Controller after cluster creation using the Easy Deploy feature within the Scaleway Console.

Kubernetes 1.19 is no longer supported on our Kubernetes products starting October 15th. Clusters in this specific version will automatically be upgraded to 1.20 at that date.

New version of our (meta)database core engine (aka “Hive”), that includes improvements and bug fixes.

Read Replicas are now available for Managed Database for PostgreSQL and MySQL. Follow the how-to to create your first Read Replica.

SNS and SQS are now available for Messaging in private beta. You can create an SNS/SQS namespace, generate credentials and use them to connect to the system. Find out more on the SNS/SQS documentation overview.

NodeJS 18 is now in general availability.

For more information please refer to our dedicated documentation.

• Golang and Go113 will reach end of support. We recommend you update to go1.17 or a newer version.

For more information please refer to our dedicated documentation.

• Python and Python 2.7 will reach end of support. We recommend you update to a newer version of Python.
• Python 3 will reach end of support. We recommend you update to Python 3.7.

For more information please refer to our dedicated documentation.

• NodeJS 8 and NodeJS 10 will reach end of support. We recommend you update to Node 14 or a newer node version.
• NodeJS 17 will reach end of support. We recommend you update to NodeJS 18.

For more information please refer to our dedicated documentation.

A new generation of Development Instances is now available: PLAY2. Scaleway’s PLAY2 Instances are designed for testing and development purposes. PLAY2 Instances are the second generation of Development Instances after DEV1. They are small, agile and meet performance requirements for standard testing and development scenarios. Learn more about PLAY2 Instances on their dedicated product page. PLAY2 Instances are currently available in:

• fr-par-2
• nl-ams-2
• pl-waw-1 More AZs will follow in the coming weeks.

The new generation of PRO2 General Purpose Instances is now available in par-3.

The new generation of PLAY2 development Instances is now also available in par-1.

Default timeouts have been added for the different steps of image creation, they can be set and overridden in the configuration if necessary.

Support for unified snapshots has been added to Packer.

Support for devcontainer has been added, providing a full-featured development environment with all of the dependencies already set up.

We have added an optional step to remove information related to the Instance used to build the image, such as its machine ID.

Nightly tests are now run to perform sanity checks on the environments.

Support for cloud-init and other kinds of user-data has been added, the support type can be specified in the configuration file.

The Scaleway Packer documentation has been updated to include the install process. Examples have also been added. Check out the documentation on this page.

A fetching log has been added to the nightly tests.

VolumeServerTemplate supports the creation of volumes from snapshots. With this template type, you can also force a server to boot from the newly created volume.

Guess who's back? Back again.

We released Rocky Linux 9 and AlmaLinux 9 OS images.

We released a fix for VPC related issues on the following operating systems:

• Centos Stream 9
• Fedora 36
• AlmaLinux 8
• Rocky Linux 8
• Debian Buster & Debian Bullseye

Users wanting to get the patch without having to launch new Instances can run the following commands:

• For Ubuntu and Debian: apt-get install scaleway-ecosystem
• For CentOS, Fedora...: dnf update scaleway-ecosystem

The distribution Rocky Linux 9 is now available for installation.

The product documentation team has released a CLI cheatsheet to have the most handy commands available whenever you need them.

Download the cheatsheet as PDF file.

Scaleway IAM (Identity and Access Management) is a free service providing you access control with flexibility across Scaleway cloud resources, securing your infrastructure in the easiest way.

Databases for Redis™ is now available in Public Beta in the following Availability Zones:

• fr-par-1
• fr-par-2
• nl-ams-1
• pl-waw-1

Several new runtimes are available (Node 16, 18, Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, Go 1.13, 1.17,1.18).

The Serverless Framework now supports custom domains and serverless invoke.

The Client IP is now available in the X-Forwarded-For header on Serverless Functions.

Some runtimes are now deprecated (Node 8, 10, Python 2.7, 3, Golang)

Build your infrastructure on state-of-the-art AMD EPYC™ 7003 Series processors at an amazing price/performance ratio. Learn more about PRO2 Instances.

PRO2 Instances are now available in:

• fr-par-1
• fr-par-2
• nl-ams-2
• pl-waw-1

It is now possible to set/get all the Security Group rules in a single API call instead of having to manage them individually.

The following Instances images have reached their end of live and have been removed:

• Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus
• Centos 7.6
• CentOS 8
• Fedora 32
• OwnCloud Instant App

Enable SMTP traffic on VPC Public Gateway to allow sending emails from resources located inside your VPC (ports 25, 465, 587, and 2525).

The brand-new Elastic Metal EM-A210R-HDD is now available. These new dedicated servers are powered with the AMD Ryzen™ 5 PRO 3600 processor (6C/12T – 3.6GHz), 2 x 1 TB HDD, 16 GB RAM and 1 Gbit/s.

For security reasons, SMTP ports are now blocked by default on every new Elastic Metal server delivered. You can enable them in the Scaleway console (through general settings) when your identity is validated.

You can request a /64 for free and assign it to any of your Elastic Metal servers.

Paired with one of the best processors – the AMD EPYC™ 7003 series, GPU-3070 is built on the world-class NVIDIA Universal GPU, providing you with strong computing powers for your intensive workloads. The GPU-3070 Instances are now available in our PAR2 region.

Use Serverless Functions from any region of your choice:

• Paris
• Amsterdam
• Warsaw

Use Serverless Containers from any region of your choice:

• Paris
• Amsterdam
• Warsaw

The following new images are available for your Instances:

• Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish
• GitLab InstantApp
• Nextcloud InstantApp

Integrate Helm charts and kubectl configurations in a few clicks, directly from the Scaleway console, and run pre-configured container images.

Set up custom domain names rather than using the default address provided by Serverless services. Map your services to the domain you need to allocate to your Functions.

All Instance offers, including DEV, GP, RENDER, and Stardust can now boot on Block volumes. This type of storage is safer and can be moved from one Instance to another. Make sure you check our documentation to create an Instance booting on a block volume or to change the boot volume of your Instance.

For API users, note that the local volume min_size returned by a call to /instance/v1/zones/{zone}/products/servers is now 0, whereas it was previously equal to the max_size.

Be careful if you are using this value in your automation scripts, as trying to create an Instance with a local volume of size 0 will fail.

The SSH Bastion feature helps you control and secure all your SSH keys for developer and sysadmin access. Moreover, it will help to reduce the attack surface of any malicious actors.

This latest release of PostgreSQL brings many improvements. For more information refer to the PostgreSQL release notes.

With this feature, you can:

• Change storage and node size independently to optimize your costs and adapt to your application's traffic.
• Scale up your storage volume from 5GB to 10TB with no downtime.
• Make Snapshots of your data in seconds for any size of the volume and recover a previous state of your data in case of accidental data alteration.

Proxmox VE7, Proxmox Backup Server 2 and ESXi 7.0U2a are now available on our Beryllium and Lithium ranges.

A pool of Instances stands ready to take over in case of failure. More information is available in our blog post.

All regions were migrated to the new S3 backend (HIVE) and are now using its highly redundant #MultiAZ infrastructure in FR-PAR. As a result, almost all recent issues regarding the registry are resolved.

All virtual Instance images have been updated with the latest version of the scaleway-ecosystem (0.0.5-3) which fixes various issues related to Private Networks such as:

• Absence of configuration of the Private Network interface
• Misconfiguration of the Private Network interface
• The Private Network does not come up when hot-plugged on Ubuntu Focal

Iot Hub Route will now silently drop messages coming from their own hub events.

Object Storage now supports the highly redundant MultiAZ infrastructure for its Standard class in the Paris region. Built on a Scaleway-designed stack, it takes data redundancy, resiliency & scalability to the next level.

A new storage class is also available in the Paris region: One Zone – IA (Infrequent Access).

This storage class is a good choice for storing secondary backup copies or easily recreate data. It can also be integrated into your lifecycle management rules, along with Standard and Glacier classes.

• Improve disaster resiliency with highly redundant Multi-AZ Object Storage
• New Storage Classes - FAQ

On Buckets created starting January the 27th, you will be able to store billions of objects inside a single bucket without any performance issues.