Command-line interface to manage Scaleway cloud infrastructure and services from the terminal.
Scaleway CLI is a command-line interface tool that enables developers and system administrators to manage their entire Scaleway cloud infrastructure directly from the terminal. It provides programmatic access to create, list, update, and delete resources like servers, Kubernetes clusters, databases, storage, and other cloud services, streamlining DevOps workflows and automation.
Developers and system administrators who use Scaleway's cloud platform and prefer command-line tools for infrastructure management, automation, and scripting.
Developers choose Scaleway CLI for its comprehensive, unified interface to Scaleway's extensive API portfolio, its interactive setup with guided initialization, and its automation-ready design that integrates seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines and scheduled tasks via Serverless Jobs.
Command Line Interface for Scaleway
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Supports over 20 Scaleway services from instances to serverless functions, as evidenced by the extensive Reference documentation table including IAM, Kubernetes, and databases.
The `scw init` command guides users through profile configuration, authentication, and shell auto-completion, simplifying initial onboarding.
Can be run as a Docker container for consistent execution across environments, with dedicated documentation for in-depth usage.
Integrates with Scaleway Serverless Jobs for recurring tasks, enabling automated backups and resource management as shown in the provided tutorials.
Exclusively tied to Scaleway's cloud platform, making it useless for managing resources on other providers like AWS or Google Cloud.
Commands often require lengthy parameter lists (e.g., `scw instance server create type=DEV1-S image=ubuntu_noble zone=fr-par-1`), which can be error-prone and less intuitive for quick operations.
Each namespace has separate CLI and API documentation pages, potentially leading to a scattered user experience when searching for specific commands or features.