Where the Links on the Scaleway Maintenance Page Take You

The page at maintenance.online.net is Scaleway's maintenance notice, and its links are a short navigation set: Scaleway.com is the main company and product site, Datacenter.scaleway.com covers datacenter-related information, and the Documentation, Twitter, Slack, and LinkedIn links lead to support material and service updates. Use these when the page you wanted is temporarily replaced by the maintenance notice and you still need product information, documentation, or status news.

What the page is

maintenance.online.net is not a product dashboard or a status API. It is a placeholder shown while a Scaleway service or site is under maintenance. The page itself carries only the company name and a small set of outbound links, so its practical value is as a redirect hub rather than a source of detail.

Where each link leads

How to use the page during an outage

1. Check whether the whole site or one service is affected. If Scaleway.com loads normally, the maintenance is likely scoped to a specific product or subdomain; if it also shows the notice, the interruption is broader.
2. Go to Documentation first for task work. If you were mid-task and need a procedure, the documentation link is the most likely to remain useful, since it is separate from the product interface.
3. Use Twitter and LinkedIn for timing and scope. These are where short official announcements tend to appear; treat them as pointers and confirm details on Scaleway's own pages.
4. Use Slack for community help. Suitable for questions from other users, but not a substitute for official incident information.
5. Return to Scaleway.com to resume. Once the notice is gone, the main site is the normal entry point to products and the console.

Common sticking points

• The notice gives no estimated completion time. The page is a static placeholder; it does not display a countdown or incident detail. For timing, rely on the social channels or retry the original URL later.
• Links may not resolve the specific product you need. Datacenter.scaleway.com is datacenter-focused, not a general product index; for product-specific help, go through Scaleway.com or the documentation.
• Slack and Twitter require their own accounts or access conditions. Nothing on the maintenance page indicates these are open without login, so expect to sign in or join before reading or posting.
• Bookmarking the notice is not useful. Save Scaleway.com and the documentation instead, so a future maintenance window does not leave you starting from the placeholder.

Practical takeaway

Treat maintenance.online.net as a signpost, not a status page. For work that must continue during maintenance, the documentation link is the most reliable destination; for knowing when service returns, watch the official social channels and retry the original Scaleway URL.