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# You need an access key and a secret key to connect to Scaleway API.
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# Generate your token at the following address: https://console.scaleway.com/account/credentials
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# An access key is a secret key identifier.
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{{ if .AccessKey }}access_key: {{.AccessKey}}{{ else }}# access_key: SCW11111111111111111{{ end }}
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# The secret key is the value that can be used to authenticate against the API (the value used in X-Auth-Token HTTP-header).
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# The secret key MUST remain secret and not given to anyone or published online.
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{{ if .SecretKey }}secret_key: {{ .SecretKey }}{{ else }}# secret_key: 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111{{ end }}
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# Your organization ID is the identifier of your account inside Scaleway infrastructure.
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{{ if .DefaultOrganizationID }}default_organization_id: {{ .DefaultOrganizationID }}{{ else }}# default_organization_id: 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111{{ end }}
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# A region is represented as a geographical area such as France (Paris) or the Netherlands (Amsterdam).
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# It can contain multiple availability zones.
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# Example of region: fr-par, nl-ams
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{{ if .DefaultRegion }}default_region: {{ .DefaultRegion }}{{ else }}# default_region: fr-par{{ end }}
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# A region can be split into many availability zones (AZ).
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# Latency between multiple AZ of the same region are low as they have a common network layer.
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# Example of zones: fr-par-1, nl-ams-1
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{{ if .DefaultZone }}default_zone: {{.DefaultZone}}{{ else }}# default_zone: fr-par-1{{ end }}
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# APIURL overrides the API URL of the Scaleway API to the given URL.
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# Change that if you want to direct requests to a different endpoint.
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{{ if .APIURL }}apiurl: {{ .APIURL }}{{ else }}# api_url: https://api.scaleway.com{{ end }}
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# Insecure enables insecure transport on the client.
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# Default to false
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{{ if .Insecure }}insecure: {{ .Insecure }}{{ else }}# insecure: false{{ end }}
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# A configuration is a named set of Scaleway properties.
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# Starting off with a Scaleway SDK or Scaleway CLI, you’ll work with a single configuration named default.
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# You can set properties of the default profile by running either scw init or scw config set.
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# This single default configuration is suitable for most use cases.
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{{ if .ActiveProfile }}active_profile: {{ .ActiveProfile }}{{ else }}# active_profile: myProfile{{ end }}
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# To work with multiple projects or authorization accounts, you can set up multiple configurations with scw config configurations create and switch among them accordingly.
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# You can use a profile by either:
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# - Define the profile you want to use as the SCW_PROFILE environment variable
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# - Use the GetActiveProfile() function in the SDK
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# - Use the --profile flag with the CLI
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# You can define a profile using the following syntax:
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{{ if gt (len .Profiles) 0 }}
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profiles:
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{{- range $k,$v := .Profiles }}
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{{ $k }}:
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{{ if $v.AccessKey }}access_key: {{ $v.AccessKey }}{{ else }}# access_key: SCW11111111111111111{{ end }}
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{{ if $v.SecretKey }}secret_key: {{ $v.SecretKey }}{{ else }}# secret_key: 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111{{ end }}
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{{ if $v.DefaultOrganizationID }}default_organization_id: {{ $v.DefaultOrganizationID }}{{ else }}# default_organization_id: 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111{{ end }}
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{{ if $v.DefaultZone }}default_zone: {{ $v.DefaultZone }}{{ else }}# default_zone: fr-par-1{{ end }}
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{{ if $v.DefaultRegion }}default_region: {{ $v.DefaultRegion }}{{ else }}# default_region: fr-par{{ end }}
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{{ if $v.APIURL }}api_url: {{ $v.APIURL }}{{ else }}# api_url: https://api.scaleway.com{{ end }}
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{{ if $v.Insecure }}insecure: {{ $v.Insecure }}{{ else }}# insecure: false{{ end }}
# A region is represented as a geographical area such as France (Paris) or the Netherlands (Amsterdam).
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# It can contain multiple availability zones.
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# Example of region: fr-par, nl-ams
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# default_region: fr-par
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# A region can be split into many availability zones (AZ).
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# Latency between multiple AZ of the same region are low as they have a common network layer.
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# Example of zones: fr-par-1, nl-ams-1
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# default_zone: fr-par-1
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# APIURL overrides the API URL of the Scaleway API to the given URL.
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# Change that if you want to direct requests to a different endpoint.
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# api_url: https://api.scaleway.com
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# Insecure enables insecure transport on the client.
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# Default to false
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# insecure: false
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# A configuration is a named set of Scaleway properties.
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# Starting off with a Scaleway SDK or Scaleway CLI, you’ll work with a single configuration named default.
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# You can set properties of the default profile by running either scw init or scw config set.
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# This single default configuration is suitable for most use cases.
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# active_profile: myProfile
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# To work with multiple projects or authorization accounts, you can set up multiple configurations with scw config configurations create and switch among them accordingly.
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# You can use a profile by either:
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# - Define the profile you want to use as the SCW_PROFILE environment variable
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# - Use the GetActiveProfile() function in the SDK
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# - Use the --profile flag with the CLI
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# You can define a profile using the following syntax:
# A region is represented as a geographical area such as France (Paris) or the Netherlands (Amsterdam).
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# It can contain multiple availability zones.
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# Example of region: fr-par, nl-ams
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# default_region: fr-par
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# A region can be split into many availability zones (AZ).
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# Latency between multiple AZ of the same region are low as they have a common network layer.
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# Example of zones: fr-par-1, nl-ams-1
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# default_zone: fr-par-1
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# APIURL overrides the API URL of the Scaleway API to the given URL.
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# Change that if you want to direct requests to a different endpoint.
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# api_url: https://api.scaleway.com
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# Insecure enables insecure transport on the client.
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# Default to false
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# insecure: false
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# A configuration is a named set of Scaleway properties.
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# Starting off with a Scaleway SDK or Scaleway CLI, you’ll work with a single configuration named default.
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# You can set properties of the default profile by running either scw init or scw config set.
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# This single default configuration is suitable for most use cases.
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# active_profile: myProfile
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# To work with multiple projects or authorization accounts, you can set up multiple configurations with scw config configurations create and switch among them accordingly.
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# You can use a profile by either:
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# - Define the profile you want to use as the SCW_PROFILE environment variable
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# - Use the GetActiveProfile() function in the SDK
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# - Use the --profile flag with the CLI
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# You can define a profile using the following syntax:
# A region is represented as a geographical area such as France (Paris) or the Netherlands (Amsterdam).
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# It can contain multiple availability zones.
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# Example of region: fr-par, nl-ams
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# default_region: fr-par
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# A region can be split into many availability zones (AZ).
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# Latency between multiple AZ of the same region are low as they have a common network layer.
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# Example of zones: fr-par-1, nl-ams-1
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# default_zone: fr-par-1
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# APIURL overrides the API URL of the Scaleway API to the given URL.
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# Change that if you want to direct requests to a different endpoint.
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# api_url: https://api.scaleway.com
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# Insecure enables insecure transport on the client.
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# Default to false
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# insecure: false
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# A configuration is a named set of Scaleway properties.
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# Starting off with a Scaleway SDK or Scaleway CLI, you’ll work with a single configuration named default.
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# You can set properties of the default profile by running either scw init or scw config set.
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# This single default configuration is suitable for most use cases.
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active_profile: flantier
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# To work with multiple projects or authorization accounts, you can set up multiple configurations with scw config configurations create and switch among them accordingly.
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# You can use a profile by either:
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# - Define the profile you want to use as the SCW_PROFILE environment variable
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# - Use the GetActiveProfile() function in the SDK
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# - Use the --profile flag with the CLI
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# You can define a profile using the following syntax:
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