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
Serverless Containers now support a request timeout of up to one hour. This significant increase in timeout duration opens up new possibilities for long-running tasks and workloads. With this update, you can now use Serverless Containers for a wider range of use cases, such as:
- Running complex data processing tasks that require extended execution times
- Hosting long-running webhooks or callbacks that need to handle prolonged requests
- Supporting real-time data streaming applications that require continuous processing
- Enabling wider usage of websockets
Containers
CPU metrics on sandbox v2 sometimes led to jagged visualizations in the dashboards. We have deployed a fix to address this issue.
Containers
To improve clarity about Serverless Containers costs, we have added pricing details to the container overview page.
Additionally, you now get a breakdown of pricing changes when modifying resources.
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