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Serverless Containers

Scaleway Serverless Containers allows you to deploy containerized stateless web applications in the cloud to run short-lived, event-driven tasks.

Serverless Containers Quickstart

Getting Started

Quickstart

Learn how to create and deploy a Serverless Container in a few steps.

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Concepts

Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Serverless.

How-Tos

Learn how to use Serverless Containers using the Scaleway console.

Additional Content

Go further with detailed, in-depth information on Serverless Containers.

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Tutorials

Running a Python Flask Server on a Serverless Container

Running a Node.js + Express Server on Serverless Container

Deploying Umami web analytics on Serverless Containers

Deploying Laravel 10.x on Serverless Containers

Serverless Containers API

Manage Serverless Containers using the Scaleway API.

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Changelog

March 2026

Scaleway
Added
New region opening - MIL-1 is now available!
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.

February 2026

Containers
Changed
Serverless framework package upgrade v0.5.0
Users of Scaleway Serverless Framework plugin (serverless-scaleway-functions npm package) should upgrade to version 0.5.0 to ensure compatibility with this change. The latest release includes updated behaviour to handle the deprecation gracefully.

Please, update your dependency:
```
npm i serverless-scaleway-functions@~0.5.0
```
Containers
Deprecated
Deprecation of the redeploy parameter in the UpdateContainer endpoint
Deprecation of the redeploy: false parameter in the UpdateContainer endpoint

The redeploy: false option in the UpdateContainer API (PATCH /containers/v1beta1/regions/{region}/containers/{container_id}) is now deprecated. This parameter was previously used to prevent redeployment of containers when no configuration changes occurred. Going forward, the API will systematically redeploy containers when necessary, and any use of redeploy: false will be ignored.

We strongly advise against relying on this field in your automation or deployment workflows. If you need to force a redeployment regardless of configuration changes, please use the dedicated DeployContainer method instead.

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