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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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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
DeprecatedENT1 Instances are now deprecated
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.
CPU Instances
Windows Server 2022 and Windows Server 2022 Core images now use DHCP for network configuration by default, consistent with all existing Instance OS images.
For running Instances, no network configuration changes are needed unless you modify the public IPv4 address.
If you change the public IPv4 address, the Instance will retain its existing static configuration and continue using the previous address. To enable DHCP for your Instance, follow our dedicated documentation before updating the public IPv4 address.
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