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You will have to pay when the beta is over.
Or you can use IPv6 only.
yes.. but if you have like 20-30 instances, no need for 20-30 ipv4, only 1 to rule them all.
How do you have more than one stardust instance? Support said this to me:
"Hello,
Regarding your request, we kindly inform you that only 1 Stardust for account is allowed.
Thanks & regards,"
1 instance per location.
France is out of stock now. You can create 1 more here when they got stock.
Thanks, trying it now.
update: It turns out this VPC thing doesn't work with my VC1S instance.
It feels like the 100Mbps gateway worth 1 euro/mo, since you can DIY it with a stardust instance and iptables. Does anyone tried to give a VPC-GW-M (1Gbps) to stardust instance? Do you get 1Gbps magically from the gateway?
How about instances across regions? I guess you need 1 gateway for each region, and all instances in that region will share the same bandwidth. The targeted use case might be an application with multiple instances where only the web frontend requires public IP, and the rest of internal services could sit inside the internal network, and you get free firewall from VPC.
Try to deploy via API, I guess due to the high demand they changed guidelines.
yes, you're right.. 1 VPC/region
Would love to try one soon
Heads-up: The end is nigh.
Just in case you don't want to pay €8,54/mo for your IPv4 address...
Time to switch to IPv6 only VPS
For basic website Cloudflare Proxy seems to be a good solution for a cheap website.
Scaleway Stardust (IPv6) --> Cloudflare Proxy (IPv6) --> Your website (IPv4+v6).
Hi
i need support.
On scaleway.com I have finaly rent a server there.
But I have got two challenges.
First on the scaleway homepage console , he request a user and passwort.
The user i have found is root, but the passwort i could not find out.
During the configuration he never asked me a server passwort.
Second is how to connect with solar putty to the server?
This topic i have unfortunaly no contact until now.
I have make a public key with putty and copy the text to the scaleway server request.
The tryouts to connect to the server with the privat key, are not successful.
I have the feeling something is missing. The window on putty are closing fast again.
Please help me out.
Thx
Please document yourself on how to generate and use SSH keys. There are many guides online for SSH keys, because it eliminates the need for password login. Scaleway uses SSH keys.
Can anyone confirm this? They allow more than 1 stardust in same location through API?
No one said allowed, not even I did, it does work right, I know people with 2 stardusts in their account, the limit for older accounts is apparently 2, the limit for newer accounts is apparently 1 but it looks like the limit only applies on the console and not the API.
No idea if yet its fixed.
And if you ask them, I can predict the reply: "no".
That's 1 Stardust per region, and currently it's only available in fr-par1 and nl-ams1.
I don't have any idea if they plan to increase this limit.
As @default said, they're using SSH key login method. You have some tutorials on the web if needed if that's the first time that you're dealing with SSH key auth.
My isp doesnt offer ipv6 and this instance is just ipv6. I just need to be able to ssh from my local laptop (in future will probably host a small site), so how can I use cloudflare proxy for just ssh connection? Any guidance appreciated.
Download https://1.1.1.1/ on your PC and turn on WARP in this application. It will give you IPv6 tunnel for free.
Cool. Will try.
On a side note what can I do to make this vps accessible over ipv4? Dun wanna pay extra to keep costs low for ipv4 on this instance
You'll need to tunnel IPv4 traffic through some server that is IPv4-enabled.
Take a look at this thread:
https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/168860/enable-ipv4-access-in-euserv-ipv6-only-vs2-free
IPv4 NAT over VXLAN (or Geneve, GRE, IPIP or whatever you prefer)