Scaleway is the worst cloud provider available on the market Scaleway is the worst cloud provider available on the market. They used low cost infrastructures, servers and networks peering. Their SAAS services are unstable and not scalables. This platform is only good for downloading non legit Torrent files. They don't care of that.

Cheap, okay performance, you get what you pay for I've been using Scaleway on and off over 8 years, they're certainly getting better, but I think they should just stick to what they were good at. Cheap boxes. Support is slow and generally unhelpful, but you get what you pay for. I use Scaleway for dev projects or things that aren't going to stay around for long. Performance is ... average. Again, you get what you pay for. Image marketplace could be better IMHO, but it is what it is. I definitely wouldn't put anything production, business-oriented, or important on the platform. I've stuck with them because they're cheap and meet my needs if I want something to tinker with

I worked there.. I worked there... 3 months ( Time to find anything else ) People that are hired have no clues what are they doing, some don't even have a IT background. Managers are simple jerks who never worked for another company, they're the part of Iliad Group, so the best 'pieces' from the 'best' customer service in France, notably FREE.fr, land there as Seniors or Managers. Yes it's the truth, they support scam and spam. I've found my personal data there from over 15 years ago, when I was a customer. CNIL isn't even reacting about the GDPR issue. They surely have them on their payroll.

Stay away. The are a fraud! They locked me out an hour after opening the account. I had one server running for a day or two (which I couldn't even install since I was locked out). After sending them documents they decided I'm a fraud and locked me out for good, refusing to remove my credit card details and refund for the useless server I got from them.

THE WORST SERVICE Really the worst, worst service ever. They perform maintenance on the servers without notice, causing the service to go offline all together. I logged into the backend and it showed IP migration, thinking it was an IP failure that prevented me from connecting. Instead, when I clicked on it, it automatically moved to a flexible IP, charged a high fee and canceled the original public IP. Geez, what kind of design is this? It's a trap.