Quickstart
Learn how to create a Public Gateway and attach it to a Private Network.
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- DHCP has moved from Public Gateways to Private Networks. Read more in our migration guide
- Legacy Public Gateways are not compatible with Scaleway IPAM. Find out more in the IPAM documentation
Public Gateway
Public Gateways sit at the border of Private Networks, and provide your resources with a secure point of access to and from the public internet.
Public Gateway QuickstartGetting Started
Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Public Gateways.
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Check our guides to creating and configuring Public Gateways.
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Deploying Instances in a Private Network and exposing them using a Public GatewayRead more
Installing CockroachDB on Scaleway InstancesRead more
Dealing with load overflow between a proxmox cluster and virtual machines on an Elastic Metal Server over Scaleway Private NetworksRead more
Public Gateways API
Manage Public Gateways using the Scaleway API.
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Public Gateways
Users can now upgrade their Public Gateway to a higher range from the Scaleway console or through the Public Gateway API.
Public Gateways
AddedNew PGW-L offer
We have just released the Public Gateway L, a new offer with up to 3 Gbps of bandwidth for your most network-intensive workloads. Egress is included and it is available in all regions.
Public Gateways
ChangedPublic Gateway is changing
With the release of VPC in GA, Public Gateway no longer supports the DHCP server. Public Gateway now focuses on its primary functions such as:
- Internet access: allowing external traffic to access the internal resources of a Private Network
- NAT-Gateway: distributing requests to the right IP addresses
- SSH Bastion: allowing and monitoring SSH connections
- Local DNS server: customizing resource names on the Private Network
See our dedicated documentation for full details.
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