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Discover Organization quotas and learn how to increase them.
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Changelog
Web Hosting
RemovedPlesk option removed
To streamline our Web Hosting offer, the Plesk option has been removed for new orders. Existing web hostings with Plesk remain fully functional and supported. However, we encourage users to explore alternative solutions available in the Scaleway console for new deployments.
Containers
Serverless Containers now support a request timeout of up to one hour. This significant increase in timeout duration opens up new possibilities for long-running tasks and workloads. With this update, you can now use Serverless Containers for a wider range of use cases, such as:
- Running complex data processing tasks that require extended execution times
- Hosting long-running webhooks or callbacks that need to handle prolonged requests
- Supporting real-time data streaming applications that require continuous processing
- Enabling wider usage of websockets
Functions
Serverless Functions now support a request timeout of up to one hour. This significant increase in timeout duration opens up new possibilities for long-running tasks and workloads. With this update, you can now use Serverless Functions for a wider range of use cases, such as:
- Running complex data processing tasks that require extended execution times
- Hosting long-running webhooks or callbacks that need to handle prolonged requests
- Supporting real-time data streaming applications that require continuous processing
- Enabling wider usage of websockets