Home

Welcome to the OUTSCALE Public Documentation

For a broad overview of the OUTSCALE Cloud, see Quickstart.

A page summarizing the concepts and compatibility of the Elastic Identity Management (EIM) service is now available: About EIM.

To improve the user experience of the API documentations, the red and green banners indicating the authentication methods have been moved toward the beginning of each API method section.

In terms of governance for your account, it can be a best practice to create an EIM user whose only right is to read your consumption information. As such, a new tutorial is now available: Tutorial: Getting Your Consumption Using an EIM User.

The display of multiline parameter descriptions has been fixed in the API documentations.

The page documenting the OUTSCALE Marketplace has been updated: Managing OMIs on the OUTSCALE Marketplace.

In the API documentations, the code samples have been updated:
- For the OUTSCALE API: The existing code samples with OSC CLI, Curl, and in Python have been improved.
- For the FCU, LBU, EIM, ICU, and DirectLink APIs: Code samples with OSC CLI and Curl are now included.

The Cockpit v2-beta documentation is now live. For more information about Cockpit v2-beta, see About Cockpit > Cockpit v2-beta and for more information about available features, see Cockpit v2-beta Features Reference.

The Creating a VPN Connection feature is now available.
In Personal Space > My Consumption, you can now choose whether to show the overall consumption of your paying account and its linked accounts, or the individual consumption of your account. For more information, see Getting Information About Your Resource Consumption.

Cockpit v2-beta is released. For more information about Cockpit v2-beta, see About Cockpit > Cockpit v2-beta and for more information about available features, see Cockpit v2-beta Features Reference.

You can now attach up to 40 volumes to an instance. For more information, see About Volumes.
In the OUTSCALE API, the Overall parameter of the ReadConsumptionAccount method is now set to false by default.
An invalid route is now deleted instead of remaining in the blackhole state. For more information about routes, see About Route Tables.

In the OUTSCALE API, you can enable nested virtualization for VMs with a dedicated tenancy, via the new NestedVirtualization parameter of the CreateVms and UpdateVm methods. For more information, see About Instances > Nested Virtualization.
In the OUTSCALE API, the UpdateLoadBalancer method now supports the SecuredCookies parameter.
You can now import keypairs in the PEM, PKCS8, and RFC4716 formats. For more information, see the CreateKeypair method in the OUTSCALE API or the ImportKeyPair method in the Flexible Compute Unit (FCU) API.

In the OUTSCALE API, the new UpdateDirectLinkInterface method allows you to update the maximum transmission unit (MTU) of a DirectLink interface.
Accounts linked to a paying account can now see their own consumption, by calling the ReadConsumptionAccount method with the new parameter Overall set to false.
In the OUTSCALE API, you can now update several attributes of a VM at the same time with the UpdateVm method.
In the OUTSCALE API, the ReadSubregions method now returns the LocationCode parameter.
In the OUTSCALE API, the CreateServerCertificate, the ReadServerCertificates, and the UpdateServerCertificate methods now return the Orn parameter.
In the OUTSCALE API, the CreateDhcpOptions and the ReadDhcpOptions methods now return the LogServers parameter.
In the OUTSCALE API, all With parameters of the ReadApiLogs method are now set to true by default.