Integrations

Scaleway

Dun manages Scaleway compute, Kapsule (Kubernetes), serverless containers, Object Storage, managed databases, and DNS.

Connect with an API tokenHosting6 products

Note

Every mutating action — a deploy, a scale, a secret rotation, a DNS change — surfaces a plan in chat first. Dun never touches your Scaleway resources until you approve it.

How to connect

Connect once from Integrations → Scaleway, then toggle on the products you want Dun to manage.

Step 1

Open console.scaleway.com → IAM → API keys → Generate API key.

Step 2

Give the key an IAM policy covering the products you want Dun to manage (Instances, Kubernetes, Registry, Containers, Functions, RDB, Load Balancers, VPC, Domains, Cockpit — read + write).

Step 3

Copy the SECRET key and paste it below, then click Connect.

Step 4

Optional: to let Dun manage Object Storage (buckets/objects), also paste the key's ACCESS KEY (the public SCWxxx… value shown next to the secret).

Where to get credentials: https://console.scaleway.com/iam/api-keys

What Dun can do

Each product below is something you can turn on. The examples are real prompts you can type in a chat thread.

Compute

Instances (start/stop/reboot, resize, create/delete, snapshots) and Elastic Metal bare metal (reboot, reinstall). Every mutation runs only after chat approval.

Type in a chat thread

List my Scaleway instances
Reboot my api instance in fr-par

In a playbook, bind scaleway.restart to run this as a step.

Permission	Required	What it does
List instances + bare metal + status	Yes	Discover which servers Dun can act on.
Apply approved compute changes	Optional	Power, resize, create/delete, snapshot, reinstall — after chat approval.

Kubernetes & Containers

Kapsule clusters and node pools, Container Registry images/tags, and Serverless Containers + Functions (deploy, scale). Mutations run only after chat approval.

Type in a chat thread

Show me my Scaleway kubernetes & containers

Permission	Required	What it does
Read clusters, registries, containers, functions	Yes	—
Apply approved workload changes	Optional	Scale/upgrade clusters, deploy/scale containers & functions, delete images — after chat approval.

Storage

Object Storage (buckets, objects, presigned URLs, CORS, visibility) and Block volumes (create/resize/snapshot/delete). Object Storage needs the optional Access Key.

Type in a chat thread

List my Object Storage buckets in fr-par

Permission	Required	What it does
Read buckets, objects, and volumes	Yes	—
Apply approved storage changes	Optional	Create/delete buckets & volumes, delete objects, resize/snapshot — after chat approval.

Managed Databases

Managed PostgreSQL/MySQL/Redis — instances, databases, users, allowed-IP ACLs, backups/restore, scale, and password rotation. Mutations run after chat approval.

Type in a chat thread

Is my Scaleway Postgres instance healthy?

Permission	Required	What it does
List instances, databases, users, backups	Yes	—
Apply approved database changes	Optional	Scale, create/delete databases, manage ACLs, restore, rotate passwords — after chat approval.

Networking & DNS

Load Balancers (backends, health checks, stats), VPC and subnets, Flexible IPs (attach/detach), and managed DNS/domains. Mutations run after chat approval.

Type in a chat thread

Show me my Scaleway networking & dns

Permission	Required	What it does
Read load balancers, VPCs, IPs, DNS	Yes	—
Apply approved networking changes	Optional	Edit backends/health checks, create/delete VPCs, attach IPs, change DNS — after chat approval.

Cockpit observability

Read Cockpit data sources, the metrics/logs usage overview, and active alerts; enable or disable the managed alert manager (after chat approval).

Type in a chat thread

Show me my Scaleway cockpit observability

Permission	Required	What it does
Read data sources, usage, alerts	Yes	—
Toggle the alert manager	Optional	Enable/disable alerting runs only after chat approval.

Next steps

Browse all integrations →

See every provider Dun can connect to, grouped by category.

Key concepts →

How approval gates, plans, and the confirm-before-mutate model work.