Scaleway’s ImageHub is a catalog of system images that allow you to deploy, manage, and scale your favorite applications in seconds using image templates.
A Marketplace is an online store that offers applications and services either built on or integrated with Scaleway’s offerings.
Scaleway Marketplace provides information related to Instance images through variants named “local-images”. This information can include the Instance zone and identification, along with constraints regarding the applicable Instance types.
When you want to create an Instance using an image in the Instance API, you need to specify the local-image UUID matching the zone and Instance type constraints you fetch from the marketplace API.
Use the Marketplace API to find the UUID of the image you want to use. Alternatively, you can use this CLI command:
scw marketplace image get label=image_name
Replace image_name with the name of your image or distribution, e.g.: ubuntu_focal or debian_stretch.
Prices indicated below do not include storage or IP.
*All regions refer to PAR1, PAR2, AMS1, AMS2, AMS3, WAW1, WAW2, and WAW3. Some ranges might not be available in some of these regions. Check the Instances availability guide to discover where each Instance type is available.
PAR3 prices are shown separately.
Learning Instances
Range
Price for all regions*
Price for PAR3
STARDUST1-S
€0.0046/hour
Not available
Cost-Optimized Instances
Range
Price for all regions*
Price for PAR3
COPARM1-2C-8G
€0.0426/hour
Not available
COPARM1-4C-16G
€0.0857/hour
Not available
COPARM1-8C-32G
€0.1724/hour
Not available
COPARM1-16C-64G
€0.3454/hour
Not available
COPARM1-32C-128G
€0.6935/hour
Not available
PRO2-XXS
€0.055/hour
€0.082/hour
PRO2-XS
€0.11/hour
€0.164/hour
PRO2-S
€0.219/hour
€0.329/hour
PRO2-M
€0.438/hour
€0.658/hour
PRO2-L
€0.877/hour
€1.315/hour
PLAY2-PICO
€0.014/hour
Not available
PLAY2-NANO
€0.027/hour
Not available
PLAY2-MICRO
€0.054/hour
Not available
GP1-XS
€0.1016/hour
Not available
GP1-S
€0.2042/hour
Not available
GP1-M
€0.4064/hour
Not available
GP1-L
€0.7894/hour
Not available
GP1-XL
€1.6714/hour
Not available
DEV1-S
€0.0137/hour
Not available
DEV1-M
€0.0256/hour
Not available
DEV1-L
€0.0495/hour
Not available
DEV1-XL
€0.0731/hour
Not available
Production-Optimized Instances
Range
Price for all regions*
Price for PAR3
POP2-2C-8G
€0.0735/hour
€0.1103/hour
POP2-4C-16G
€0.147/hour
€0.2205/hour
POP2-8C-32G
€0.29/hour
€0.435/hour
POP2-16C-64G
€0.59/hour
€0.885/hour
POP2-32C-128G
€1.18/hour
€1.77/hour
POP2-64C-256G
€2.35/hour
€3.525/hour
ENT1-XXS
€0.0735/hour
€0.11/hour
ENT1-XS
€0.147/hour
€0.221/hour
ENT1-S
€0.29/hour
€0.44/hour
ENT1-M
€0.59/hour
€0.88/hour
ENT1-L
€1.18/hour
€1.76/hour
ENT1-XL
€2.35/hour
€3.53/hour
ENT1-2XL
€3.53/hour
€5.29/hour
Workload-Optimized Instances
Range
Price for all regions*
Price for PAR3
POP2-HM-2C-16G
€0.103/hour
€0.1545/hour
POP2-HM-4C-32G
€0.206/hour
€0.309/hour
POP2-HM-8C-64G
€0.412/hour
€0.618/hour
POP2-HM-16C-128G
€0.824/hour
€1.236/hour
POP2-HM-32C-256G
€1.648/hour
€2.472/hour
POP2-HM-64C-512G
€3.296/hour
€4.944/hour
POP2-HC-2C-4G
€0.0532/hour
€0.0798/hour
POP2-HC-4C-8G
€0.1064/hour
€0.1596/hour
POP2-HC-8C-16G
€0.2128/hour
€0.3192/hour
POP2-HC-16C-32G
€0.4256/hour
€0.6384/hour
POP2-HC-32C-64G
€0.8512/hour
€1.2768/hour
POP2-HC-64C-128G
€1.7024/hour
€2.5536/hour
GPU Instances
Range
Available in
Price
H100-1-80G
PAR2, WAW2
€2.52/hour¹
H100-2-80G
PAR2, WAW2
€5.04/hour¹
L40S-1-48G
PAR2
€1.40/hour¹
L40S-2-48G
PAR2
€2.80/hour¹
L40S-4-48G
PAR2
€5.60/hour¹
L40S-8-48G
PAR2
€11.20/hour¹
L4-1-24G
PAR2, WAW2
€0.75/hour¹
L4-2-24G
PAR2, WAW2
€1.50/hour¹
L4-4-24G
PAR2, WAW2
€3.00/hour¹
L4-8-24G
PAR2, WAW2
€6.00/hour¹
RENDER-S
PAR1, PAR2
€1.2426/hour
GPU-3070-S
PAR2
€0.98/hour
¹= Billed per minute.
Note
PLAY2-PICO and DEV1-S Instances are not available for Kubernetes Kapsule due to RAM constraints.
You can choose between four options when powering off your Instance:
Hard reboot: Your Instance performs an electrical reboot and its data is kept on the local storage. We recommend always rebooting your Instance from the OS to avoid data corruption.
Power off: All local volume data is transferred to a volume store, and your physical node is released back to the pool of available machines. The process duration depends on the amount of data archived.
Terminate: Your Instance and its volumes are permanently deleted, but the attached flexible IP is preserved.
Standby: Your Instance is stopped, but its data remains on the local storage. The Instance is still allocated to your account and can be restarted anytime.
Important
The standby mode is charged as a running Instance. To avoid being billed for an unused Instance, power it off and ensure no IPs or allocated storage are left in use.
ARM and x86-based Instances use a different instruction set, which requires specifying the architecture of the platform when creating an image from a volume.
An ARM CPU uses a Reduced Instruction Set Computing RISC architecture, while an x86 CPU uses a Complex Instruction Set Computing CISC architecture.
Yes, each Instance has two DNS hostnames associated with it:
A public DNS hostname: <instance-uuid>.pub.instances.scw.cloud
A private DNS hostname: <instance-uuid>.priv.instances.scw.cloud
Both are automatically updated when the Instance moves to another hypervisor, also changing its IPv6 and private IPv4. You can either use these hostnames directly or configure a CNAME record linking to it.
Yes. When creating an Instance, you can select Block Storage as a system volume type. This allows you to reboot Instances from the block volume on which your OS is stored.
We provide a wide range of different Linux distributions and InstantApps for Instances. Enterprise Instances will work with a selection of most-acclaimed images:
Both ENT1 and POP2 Instance types share the following features:
Identical hardware specifications
Dedicated vCPU allocation
Same pricing structure
Accelerated booting process
POP2 Instances provide CPU- and memory-optimized variants tailored to suit your workload requirements more effectively. The primary distinction between ENT1 and POP2 lies in AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV), which is disabled for POP2 Instances.
By choosing POP2 Instances, you gain access to the latest features, such as the potential for live migration of Instances in the future, ensuring that your infrastructure remains aligned with evolving demands and technological advancements.
We recommend choosing POP2 Instances for most general workloads unless your specific workload requires features unique to ENT1 Instances.
FR-PAR-2 is our sustainable and environmentally efficient Availability Zone (AZ) in Paris.
This Region is entirely powered by renewable (hydraulic) energy. It also has an energetic footprint 30-40% lower than traditional data centers, thanks to the fact that it does not require air conditioning. Learn more about our environmental commitment.
Instances using a bootscript are not compatible with Routed IPs. As the bootscript feature has reached its end of life (EOL), refer to this tutorial for migration instructions.
Currently, additional routed IPv6 addresses do not autoconfigure on CentOS 7, 8, 9, Alma 8, 9, Rocky 8, 9 after migration.
Additionally, both additional routed IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are not autoconfigured post-migration on Ubuntu 20.04 focal. However, the primary IPv6 continues to be configured via SLAAC. These limitations are currently being addressed.