Easily run containers on the cloud with a single command.
With Serverless Containers, you can rapidly deploy your containers in any language you want. You only have to focus on the design of your applications. Serverless Containers takes care of the execution, responding to the triggers you define.
Serverless Containers simplifies the management of your resources, only using them when they are needed. Reduce operational costs by removing the need for oversized or additional servers to manage traffic on your services.
Managing infrastructure can be complicated, especially when it comes to scaling to handle traffic spikes. Serverless Containers abstracts infrastructure management by adapting the resources according to the traffic, simplifying the operation of your apps.
Using a container workflow, you can build your application in any language while benefiting from serverless technologies.
Using the language and library of your choice, perform regular data processing jobs like ETL or complex analysis using Python’s Pandas and SciPy, R, or Julia.
Easily bring your media processing applications to the cloud using Serverless Containers. For example, reframe videos or process audio file using C++.
Billing is dependent on the resources (memory, vCPU) consumed. Only pay when your containers are running.
No infrastructure to manage, no software to update. Your service scales on demand. Serverless Containers deploy the resources needed to handle high demands and reduce them during minimum load.
Leveraging container workflows, Serverless Containers allows you to focus on the design of your services, not the infrastructure.
Choose the domains associated with Serverless Containers and map your services to the domain you need to allocate to your containers.
Integrate triggers to your containers, so your apps run at a specific time, at specified intervals, or simply on demand. With the new private CRON feature, you can now set up CRON jobs on private containers.
Securely integrate sensitive information into your Serverless functions/containers using encrypted environment variables.
Your dev teams can focus on building great applications.
Enjoy peace of mind with our 24/7 customer support. We ensure your infrastructure is always up and running.
We offer a new experience with API access, Linux distributions, an intuitive console, and Terraform.
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Scaleway Serverless Containers is a Knative-based service that enables developers to run their web applications or services in the cloud in minutes without having to manage infrastructures. Simply push your image to Scaleway’s Containers Registry and deploy it using Serverless Containers, we take care of the rest.
If you need to deploy your containerized web application or service at a low cost and don’t want to handle even more infrastructure operations, should the service need to handle sporadic traffic then Serverless Containers is for you!.
For now, we recommend that you use Serverless Containers to handle asynchronous tasks (for example media transformation). However, you can also use it for more synchronous tasks (microservice hosting) provided that you define a minimum scale that enables it to mitigate cold start issues.
You can run any containerized web application as long as it listens on the PORT environment variable.
Yes! You can now set up custom domain names rather than using the default address provided by Serverless services. You can map your services to the domain you want to your Functions/Containers.
Serverless Containers is billed based on resources (vCPU and memory) usage. When the container runs, we measure the duration of the container uptime and multiply it by the reserved resources. Read our documentation for more information.
Secret Management enables you to securely integrate sensitive information such as credentials into your containers.
