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Instances

Scaleway Instances are lightning-fast virtual machines that can adapt to your every need, from learning purposes to high-performance workloads.

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Getting Started

Tutorials

Deploying WordPress on Ubuntu Jammy Jellyfish (22.04 LTS) using LEMP

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Creating backups with Restic and Object Storage

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Configuring an Nginx HTTPs Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu Bionic

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Hosting your own GitHub runner on an Instance

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Instance API

Learn how to create and manage your Scaleway Instances through the API.

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Changelog

  • CPU Instances

    We are pleased to announce that Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) versions 9 and 10 are now available as OS images for Scaleway Instances!

    Bring Your Own Subscription (BYOS)

    RHEL on Scaleway operates on a Bring Your Own Subscription model. You can deploy a RHEL Instance directly from the Scaleway console and activate it using your existing Red Hat subscription to receive updates, security patches, and support.

    Prerequisites

    • An active Red Hat subscription eligible for Red Hat Cloud Access.
    • A Red Hat Customer Portal account.
    • Standard Scaleway account permissions (Owner or IAM permissions).

    Important Notes

    • Licensing: Instances are deployed unentitled. You must register and attach your subscription to access Red Hat repositories.
    • Support: Technical support is provided directly through your Red Hat subscription, not via Scaleway Support.
    • Licenses: RHEL licenses must be ordered directly from Red Hat via the Customer Portal.
  • Scaleway

    Scaleway is opening a new region: Milan, Italy. You can now deploy Instances, Kapsule, Block Storage, Object Storage, VPC, Databases, KMS, Audit Trail, and more in MIL-1. Check our availability page to get the entire list of available products and see which ones are coming soon.

  • CPU Instances

    ENT1 Instances are now deprecated and unavailable for new deployments. Existing ENT1 Instances will soon be automatically migrated to their POP2 equivalent, as announced recently through our emails & ticket communication. POP2 Instances, which share the same hardware specifications as ENT1 Instances, provide access to the latest features, ensuring your infrastructure remains current with evolving technology and demands.

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