Do not Use! Probably the worst provider I have ever used. - When registering If you have a gmail account you can't register as a company. - ID verification is not optional even though it says it is optional. - Their ID verification software / plugin is garbage. It works somewhat okay on ios but on android it wasn't able to focus properly for me to take the photo. - They can lock your service for no reason at any time. (e.g. if you don't provide ID verification)

Scaleway deleted all of our resources after failed payment <20 euro Scaleway deleted all of our resources just 20 days after a payment of less than 20 euros failed on our credit card. Unfortunately, their emails ended up in the wrong mailbox, and we failed to see them on time. Even so, this situation is quite unreasonable. A Kubernetes cluster, several S3 storage buckets, loadbalancers, everything is gone and unrecoverable.

It's better if you run away. I have been with this company for years ... I have been with this company for years, I have had to change servers countless times due to the operation, because the server died, I have also been left without a server for 1 month due to a problem with the bills that there is no way to pay one having the credit cards. validated credit, giving an error in its permissions platform. Currently I have been waiting for 25 days for them to solve it and while my server is down. Stay away for your own good and mental health.

It's getting better and better Scaleway is one of the services I'm using since a couple of years now. In the beginning just a little bit to test them. They had some issues with older service instances which got stuck some time. Since their new pricing model and deprecation of older instances types everything is getting more reliable. S3 is working perfectly - just one small outage which got fixed fast. There is still room for improvement here for larger buckets, but it is being worked on. We will move more and more infrastructure to scaleway soon.

Can not be trusted. Stay away. - They constantly raise prices on the same active services, even though computing technology evolves; - They have exploitable server configurations (like 777 on /etc); - Very bad support, with huge waiting times; - Not trustworthy in their promises or ideals (like the huge failure as cheap cloud ARM provider as it was planned at the beginning).