You get the security and reliability of AWS infrastructure, but you're spared the hassle of setting up all AWS infrastructure resources yourself. Qovery has its own developer console enabling you to configure only the relevant resources of each service.

If you already have an image registry setup, it's very easy to implement CD on the platform of your choice (we used GitHub actions and it worked flawlessly). Defining lifecycle methods to perform pre-deployment tasks like migration of the database is very simple as well.

Qovery supports a number of databases and types of applications. Since it uses Kubernetes, you can launch a shell directly to your service in case you ever need to debug. Qovery also allows you to configure auto-scaling for your services, making sure that your app is always available.

Another thing I love personally are environment variable groups: You can choose to import env variables from an ".env"-file and configure them to be available project-wide, environment-wide, or service-wide making it very easy to maintain environment variables for your services.

Their customer support is exceptional, they're very helpful in their own community forum and quick to respond.

I barely have to check the console because everything just works. But in case you're interested in your application logs, resource usage, and app statistics, the Qovery team has done a great job in visualizing them.

The product has various APIs you can use: CLI, API, and even Terraform to store your qovery infrastructure configuration as code. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The CLI is not that well document if you're trying to redeploy with your custom container tag, but there are some examples you can draw from. Another minor thing is that when you use an "deploy" command in the Qovery CLI the output you're getting is not that helpful, so if you use another platform to perform your CI/CD from like GitHub Actions, you can't monitor the progress as you don't get the "real deployment logs" that you see in Qovery.

All in all, I have nothing bad to say. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very easy to setup and clear UI. It manages for us cluster creation and maintenance, as well as auto-upgrade Kubernetes versions. It comes with ingress controller, cluster auto-scaler, and all the defaults.

Pure click-ops fashion making it very easy to learn the tool. Anyone can deploy a container without even reading documentation!

RBAC is baked-in which is really convenient to give developpers only read-access to prod.

Great and active support as well, the team is knowledgeable (great blog!) and very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The out-of-the-box application deployments are missing features such as InitContainers and startupProbes which would then require to deploy your own helm charts/kustomize.

Deployment time from a monorepo can be really slow (you cannot redeploy all at once).

There is no easy diff between environments and promoting changes between environments is missing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery platform effectively isolates its internal infrastructure & our AWS infrastructure so that any outages or security breaches on Qovery wouldn't impact our production environments.

Its control plane effectively acts as our centralized authentication management & resource control hub for all our application deployments.

We can conveniently handle the dynamic components of our applications such as programming languages, application dependencies, local & environment variables and runtime optimization, all under a single pane of glass

Its automated alert notification tracks the health & performance of our containerized applications and informes us about any critical issues or abnormalities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We haven't faced any inconvenience while working with Qovery platform as its enterprise friendly & suitable for rapid application deployments.

It seamlessly integrates with our AWS RDS & S3 services providing us the much needed convenience & flexibility.

We carry out some of our blue-green deployments since Qovery platform supports dynamic updates & minimizes downtime whenever application updates are in progress.

Overall, Qovery provides exceptional PaaS solutions for our resource allocations, cost optimization and security governance for our AWS infrastructure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery is essentially an abstraction layer over many cloud providers, including AWS.

It allows you to control in a managed way all your infrastructure while staying simple and straight to the point.

It is very fast to create/manage/delete services, databases, cronjobs, etc.

Great to have a whole overview of our infrastructure, as everything is listed in one place, with health checks and other useful data.

In conclusion, Qovery is a very efficient way of managing simple or complex AWS infrastructures that must scale. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Qovery in itself is very simple, we still had to deal with AWS from time to time for our infrastructure needs.

But this is also the beauty of it, as you still have 100% control over AWS (Or any cloud provider you choose to use with it). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The simplicity of the interface, and the level of abstraction they managed to implement... devops can be such a pain... and yet they made it accessible for others ! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Don't know yet... If I really had to say something... I would have liked a pricing plan based on the platform usage, rather than a per dev licence... Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery has been an absolute help to release our product live in production. In a very short period, we were able to transition from Heroku (which was expensive and still required us to configure infrastructure stuff on AWS on our side) to Qovery, and set up a full running environment with our data stores, all without a deep infrastructure knowledge.

Our usage of Qovery grows smoothly with our needs, and we were for example able to add pre-prod environments or more complex build/testing workflows in just a few changes.

In short, the positive points for us have been:

- don't focus on infra aspects, liberate us time to focus on our core product value

- easy to use, easy to self-host internal tools, no need for DevOps role

- ability to rely on the AWS infrastructure (reliability and low cost)

- availability and quality support Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes we are not autonomous enough to find/debug problems: lack of context and details in deployment errors, not enough proactive actions to help in the console. This required us to manually contact the support multiple times and created small frictions.

But, they improved the capability to browse deployment/live execution logs recently, and continuously release useful improvements and features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Having a Kubernetes infrastructure in production in just a few clicks

No need for a DevOps to scale. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Still has a few small bugs and logs that aren't always very clear but is on the right track. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery gives you full access to the power and flexibility of cloud providers (i.e. AWS) without the hassle of maintaining the infrastructure.

Qovery takes everything complicated about modern infrastructure (Kubernetes, AWS services, complex CI pipelines, ...) and makes it so simple to manage that any engineer with very little training could manage a global-scale infrastructure.

Support has been nothing but great since we started using it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If you have really complex CI pipelines you're better off integrating with another external CI provided.

This isn't necessarily a problem as it's not Qovery's main focus... but having an integrated CI would make everything so much simpler. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery is an impressive Platform-as-a-Service solution that simplifies the deployment and management of web applications in the cloud. Our main benefits are: Really easy to use, CI Integration (Github Actions), Preview Apps, Deployments and Auto-Scaling.

Overall, Qovery's focus on simplicity, automation, and versatility makes it an appealing choice for developers and teams looking to streamline their application deployment and management processes.

On top of that, their support is great! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly there is nothing much we can complain about. Of course, there's always a feature missing, but Qovery ships frequently and fast. Builds and deployments could be faster, but this is also something they already work on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery has redefined how we approach deployment, making it an effortless journey. Coming from a background where the complexities of Kubernetes and cloud interfaces could easily overwhelm, Qovery has been a breath of fresh air. The best part? It combines the flexibility of AWS and Kubernetes with the ease of a PaaS, offering a dynamic environment where we can deploy anything from background tasks to databases without breaking a sweat. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Qovery's core features shine, there are moments when its full potential requires a bit of a learning curve. Navigating through the full interfaces (UI, Terraform, API...) and understanding the intricacies behind the scenes can be challenging at times. It can sometimes be overkill for our needs, but I'm sure it'll be beneficial when we're at a more advanced stage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.