Qovery Reviews

Qovery streamlines application deployment, enabling teams to launch without DevOps expertise. It minimizes the operational overhead of cluster and service management, freeing up valuable time.

Some setup parts are technical, but clear docs and great support make it easy to handle.

No weeks wasted on setup, no AWS or Kubernetes headaches. Just more time to build our product.

simple app deployment, no DevOps required, less time wasted on clusters and services.

initial setup concepts slightly technical, but documentation and support mitigate.

saves weeks of setup, removes AWS/Kubernetes complexity, shifts focus to product building.

Qovery makes it super easy to deploy apps without needing DevOps skills. We significantly reduce the time spent on cluster and service management for our teams.

Some setup concepts can be a bit technical at first, but the docs and support team help a lot.

We saved weeks of setup time and avoided the complexity of AWS and Kubernetes. Now we can focus on building our product instead of managing infrastructure.

Qovery makes it super simple to deploy applications to Kubernetes. With a friendly UI, it's easy to get up and running quickly. We are a big fan of their environment clone functionality, which allows us to easily deploy temporary environments for application testing and demo environments. Customer support is friendly and responsive!

You are choosing a managed service over customizability, so there can be trade offs if there are specific Kubernetes features you want to leverage that are not yet supported on the platform. Qovery has been very good about getting important features on their roadmap delivered, and this has not been a problem for us.

Qovery helps us to deploy our application, which consists of quite a few third party containers. Qovery makes it simple to build your stack as a template and keep consistency across environments. This had previously been a big challenge for us. Keeping lower environments aligned with production can be a complicated task.

I'm the Chief Data Officer at Pond. We use Qovery to accelerate the deployment and management of Open Source Software (OSS) from Helm charts onto Qovery. We also use Qovery to accelerate devops for backend services. We don't really need to mess with Terraform at this stage of the company - now that we are using Qovery managed AWS EKS clusters.

The Qovery team is like having a devops team supporting your company, without having to hire dedicated devops engineers. They are experts on Kubernetes, etc. and are up to date with the latest PaaS technologies.

Certain non-common OSS deployment methodologies are not documented well in Qovery, and this needs to be improved.

Qovery helps our Engineering Team deploy apps using HelmCharts safely & efficiently while making day-to-day operations feel like a breeze. The features (Cloud Shell, Repository integration, visual pipeline) and quick feedback loop helps increase Developer Efficiency.

The fact that we can't define Env Vars in the UI for self-managed charts isn't that convenient, but not impossible to work around.

Qovery gives Engineering the ability to deploy apps in an easy fashion on our Kubernetes clusters while empowering them to get insights into what's running, how it's running while granting them access to debug on their own.

What I like best about Qovery is its simplicity and ease of use. The platform is evolving quickly, with frequent improvements and new features. Its UI/UX is also very intuitive and user-friendly, which makes managing infrastructure much more pleasant and efficient.

The frequent pricing changes, often trending upwards, are a bit frustrating. It creates uncertainty when planning budgets and long-term usage. More pricing stability would be appreciated.

Deploy without any headeach on AWS EKS.

What I enjoyed the most is the quickness of the installation of my app, in multiple environments, and the help that the team gives you is amazing

At the beginning, maybe a lack of information about the cost of the Cloud service used (in our case AWS) , that could be helpful for beginning companies. Since we moved to Scaleway, our costs are way reduced, without any loss of availability and capability for what we need.

Qovery helps you to not care about how your deployments can be done, you just configure your

By far the team, working with very astute and responsive people such as Romaric has helped tremendously migrate our backend services across from Heroku to AWS. The team is always on standby to lend a hand when it comes to best practices and debugging any issues that came up during the migration. The platform itself has a great modern feel to it, unlike the actual cloud providers, which makes it very easy to use. Any startup looking to migrate and use the credits you can get should check out Qovery!

Perhaps my only complaint right now is build times. I was used to sub one minute builds of my app on Heroku which was all handled behind the scenes. On Qovery I am getting build times a little bit longer than that, but am working with the team to get that down.

Manage cloud infra without having to think about it. As an early stage startup, we want our time to go towards things that will benefit the product and our users the most. With Qovery, I can ignore the ops side of things, knowing that its robust and fully handled for me. This saves us a huge amount of time and energy.

Very easy to deploy a secure environment in AWS. Being able to manage environments and create on demand preview environments. Deploy and create resources with Helm charts and Terraform providers is very easy. Integration with 3rd party tools like Doppler is a plus.

Qovery is a mature and stable product at this point, but there are small details here and there that need to be polished.

Deploy resource to AWS. Easy to manage and scale.