Quickstart
Learn how to create and deploy a Serverless Container in a few steps.
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Scaleway Serverless Containers allows you to deploy containerized stateless web applications in the cloud to run short-lived, event-driven tasks.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Serverless.
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Learn how to use Serverless Containers using the Scaleway console.
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Go further with detailed, in-depth information on Serverless Containers.
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Serverless Containers API
Manage Serverless Containers using the Scaleway API.
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Containers
Starting November 26, 2024, a rate limit of 20 DNS queries per second per Container instance will be applied. This limit only applies to queries that require a full DNS resolution and is enforced independently for each Container instance.
This rate limit is set at a level that is well above typical usage, so most users should not be impacted.
Containers
In the Serverless Containers metrics panel, we added access to network information on received and transmitted data. Refer to the dedicated documentation for more information on how to monitor a container.
Containers
Previously, ephemeral storage for Serverless Containers was set to 1 GB. Now, you can customize the ephemeral storage size at no additional cost.
The minimum size is 1 GB, and the maximum size depends on your RAM, to an upper limit of 24 GB.
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