Deploy Go to Scaleway
Run your Go app on a Scaleway server in your own account, with Postgres or Redis, HTTPS and zero-downtime releases. Scaleway bills you for the server directly, and Railyard adds no markup.
Steps
- 1
Create a Scaleway API token
In the Scaleway console, open IAM → API keys and generate a new API key. Railyard needs the access key and secret key, plus your project ID. Paste it into Railyard and tick Save it to the team, so it's reused for every server after this one.
- 2
Add a Scaleway server
In Railyard, open Servers, then Add a server, then Create on your cloud, and pick Scaleway, a region and a size. Railyard preselects DEV1-S (1 vCPU, 2 GB of memory). It creates the server in your Scaleway account and finishes setup in about two minutes.
- 3
Deploy your Go repository
Paste the GitHub link. Railyard reads the repository, detects Go and fills in the build, the port, the release command, workers and Postgres or Redis.
- 4
Go live on HTTPS
Railyard builds your app, runs the release command, health-checks the new version and moves traffic only when it answers. Add your domain and the certificate is issued and renewed for you.
What Railyard sets up for Go
- Detected from go.mod and built with Railpack, or with your Dockerfile.
- The binary listens on $PORT, on all interfaces.
- Add a database from the app page and DATABASE_URL is injected.
- Each release is health-checked before it gets traffic.
- Workers and cron jobs run in the same image with their own command.
Scaleway regions
Scaleway is a French cloud provider — every region above is in the EU by default.
- Paris
- Amsterdam
- Warsaw
- Milan
Questions
Which Scaleway server size should I start with?
Where does my Go app's data live?
What does it cost to run Go on Scaleway?
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