What's the catch with the unlimited traffic? Can I use their servers to deliver large content files to a large group of users, with only the advertised bandwidth as the limitation? Or do they decrease bandwidth after a certain amount of traffic?
I ran 173TB combined up/down last month without ever being throttled on their C2L instance.
I've run 583TB through it in the last 5 months. It even bursts to 2.2Gbps every few minutes.
What did that cost you? What's the bandwidth to other countries like?
Scaleway doesn't charge for bandwidth, so I'd guess their monthly cost is the price of the C2L (23,99€/month)
Been running high-bandwidth stuff there for a while, no issues. They really don't seem to mind high-bandwidth applications.
I guess for every person that uses 100 TB a month, there's the person who runs an IRC bouncer. I know that at least my Scaleway instance only has one single-user Django app, a static website and an IRC bouncer, so the traffic amounts must be tiny.