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Qovery the new standard for DevOps automation

Qovery is a DevOps automation platform that lets developers deploy and scale applications on their cloud by simplifying and automating infrastructure so tech teams can focus on what matters most: building great products. Designed for modern and innovative companies, Qovery delivers the ease of a PaaS with the flexibility and control of your own cloud. Qovery takes the toil out of DevOps, freeing engineers to focus on what matters, while providing a refined experience and full control at every stage of scaling.

How to build an Internal Developer Platform on Kubernetes

How to turn Kubernetes into an Internal Developer Platform that your developers will love - it’s my new article, and it’s based on my experience building Qovery I share a few tips on how we iterate with our users, and this is gold for any Platform Engineering teams building or in the process to build their own platform. Enjoy the ride, and happy to have your feedback.

Creating Ephemeral Environments for CI/CD Pipelines with Kubernetes and Qovery

Ever feel like your release process is a slow, clunky old car? It's time to turbocharge that machine! Join me for a fun and interactive 1-hour LinkedIn Live Event where we’ll unlock the magic of ephemeral environments to get your releases zooming along the fast lane using Kubernetes, Qovery, and GitHub Actions.

Building an E2E Ephemeral Testing Environments Pipeline with GitHub Actions and Qovery

Romaric Philogène, CEO and Co-founder of Qovery - walks you through creating a complete, cost-effective Ephemeral Testing Environments pipeline in just 1 hour! Learn how to integrate GitHub Actions, K6, and Qovery to set up a seamless pipeline that enables you to deploy and test applications at speed, without breaking the bank.

Neon and Qovery - The Perfect Match for Preview Environments

Hey guys, it's Romaric from Qovery. In this video, I'll show you how to combine Neon, a Postgres serverless solution, with Qovery to easily create and clone Postgres serverless instances. I'll walk you through the process step by step, demonstrating how to spin up a new serverless instance from Neon and connect it to a to-do application. The key point is that with Neon, you can create a branch from the original environment, make changes in the branch, and those changes will only affect that branch, not the parent environment. It's a powerful feature that allows for easy experimentation and isolation. So let's dive in and see how it works!