The Readme states that a three node cluster on Hetzner Cloud cost a little less than €7.50/month for 3x2GB nodes (1vCPU). But with an hour price of €0.005 this would actually cost 3x €3.65 = €10.95 per month

If you take a slightly better AWS spot instance, let's say the t3.small:

• t3.small with 2 vCPU and 2.0 GB, 3x $5.256 = $15.768 -> €14.37 per

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The Swarm example doesn't seem to support "Swarm Mode":

https://github.com/scaleway/docker-machine-driver-scaleway/blob/master/examples/start-swarm-cluster.sh

Would you be able to update it? Does the driver already support the new mode?

Alex

Expected Behaviour

After provisioning and coming back later, an inlets exit-node will be known mainly by its IP rather than the internal ID used by the cloud provider.

We co

All examples in the readme only demonstrate the usage for GET requests. There is not a single example for other request types like POST. I needed to dig inside the docs of Slumber to find out how to do them. Including at least one example on how to create a new server or similar would save some time for a lot of people i guess.

Hey there, I'm a security researcher and I found this project by looking for projects using the InsecureIgnoreHostKey function on Github.

To fix issue #36 (a runtime error that broke the application on a new Go version), this code was introduced.

The error is actually created on pu

Current implementation of lb_beta has several important properties missing, such as

• ip_id (which can cause issues with implementation of certificates)
• tags
• type (not sure about this one, docs are scarse on api page)
• ssl_compatibility_level (can be implemented only if scaleway/scaleway-sdk-go#342 is done in go-sdk

we should add them.

We only support .yaml extension in the default config file name. We should also support the .yml extension.

This issue was reported here: terraform-providers/terraform-provider-scaleway#292 (comment)