Scaleway Queues

ScalewayIntegration

Managed message queues (formerly Messaging and Queuing SQS) with configurable visibility timeout, retention, FIFO deduplication and dead-letter queues, scaling to zero, available in Paris and Amsterdam

Jurisdictional exposure

Provider HQ
EUParis, France

Subject to GDPR, Data Act, DGA

Region locations
EU4 regions
Sovereign option
Yes — 4 sovereign-flagged regions available

Sub-services (4)

Standard queues

At-least-once delivery with configurable visibility timeout and retention

FIFO queues

Ordered delivery with message deduplication

Dead-letter queues

Messages that repeatedly fail processing are moved aside for inspection

SQS-compatible API

Works with existing AWS SQS SDKs and tools

Compliance & Certifications

This service is attested for the following frameworks. Always verify with the provider before relying on a specific compliance posture.

Where this runs

4 regions
4 countries
4sovereign
Sovereign regions (4)
  • ParisScaleway Sovereign Cloud (EU)
  • AmsterdamScaleway Sovereign Cloud (EU)
  • WarsawScaleway Sovereign Cloud (EU)
  • MilanScaleway Sovereign Cloud (EU)

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Pricing

Pricing model:per-million-requests