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C1 and C2 are EOLed. I read somewhere (here?) that their design was problematic and the maintenance was expensive :(
by tecleandor 6y ago
C1 and C2 are EOLed. I read somewhere (here?) that their design was problematic and the maintenance was expensive :(
- zimpenfish 6y agoWhich is a shame because I really like my C1 - although they're not planning on deleting the C1 instances for now (according to support a couple of months ago.)
- depingus 6y agoI had a C1 that ran well enough for my usage but eventually had to move to a DEV1-S for Wireguard (old kernel on the C1). I just wish they would let me run Alpine Linux on the DEV1-S. Its available for the more expensive DEV1 instances, but they obviously don't want me taking full advantage of the meager resources the DEV1-S offers.
- usr1106 6y agoCan't you just install it yourself? (Haven't worked with DEV1-S yet, so I don't know.) Of course if you do it under time is money principle that's a trainwreck compared to using their image. But if you do it for the fun of it...
- m01 6y agoApparently they emailed customers, see here: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/g11uuj/scaleway_retiring_their_arm64c2_instances/ https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/g11uuj/scaleway...
- usr1106 6y agoYeah, C2 (ARM64 virtual) is no longer available. Not sure whether all existing machine have really been shut down. I haven't had any. C1 (ARM32 dedicated) was still available recently when I checked last time. Existing customers' instances are definitely still running, used one today.