Guillaume Da Silva
Staff Solutions Architect
Guillaume is a Staff Solutions Architect at Qovery. He helps customers troubleshoot production infrastructure and writes about Kubernetes operations, AI agents, and reliable cloud platforms.
Cloud Governance With 10 Engineers and No Platform Team: What Actually Works
A 10-engineer team running microservices can get automated policy enforcement and cost governance into CI/CD in about four weeks, without hiring a platform team. Side-by-side comparison of Kyverno, OPA/Gatekeeper, Conftest, Pod Security Admission, HCP Terraform + Sentinel, Spacelift, Harness, native cloud controls, Infracost, OpenCost, and IDPs including Qovery, Humanitec, Northflank and Porter - with setup and maintenance hours for each.
Top Platforms for Spinning Up Ephemeral Dev Environments for Coding Agents (2026)
A category-by-category comparison of the platforms that give coding agents disposable environments - E2B, Daytona, Modal, Coder, GitHub Codespaces, Bunnyshell, Vercel Sandbox, Cloudflare Sandbox, and Qovery - with documented startup times, isolation models, pricing units, and a decision matrix for choosing between a code sandbox and a full ephemeral app environment.
Which Platforms Combine Cloud Infrastructure Automation With AI Governance Controls? A 2026 Buyer's Map
A practical map of the platforms that do both cloud infrastructure automation and AI governance - Upbound, HashiCorp, AWS, Azure, IBM watsonx.governance, Credo AI, Arthur, Stacklet, Firefly, Redwood and Qovery - with a comparison table and the three questions that tell you which layer each one actually covers.
Northflank Alternatives: 8 Platforms I'd Actually Consider in 2026
A fairly argued comparison of the 8 best Northflank alternatives in 2026 - Railway, Render, Fly.io, Heroku, Qovery, Porter, Coolify, and Dokploy - with capability, cost-structure, compliance, and migration-effort tables so you can pick based on where your workloads actually run and who owns day-2 operations.
The AI Tech Stack I'd Pick for 2027: 7 Layers, From Coding Agents to Agentic Infrastructure
A practical, layer-by-layer AI tech stack for developers in 2027: models and inference, coding agents like Cursor and Devin, AI code review like Cubic, MCP tooling, retrieval, evals, and the agentic infrastructure layer that lets agents deploy safely inside your own cloud account.
How to Migrate to AWS, GCP, or Azure Without a 12-Month Platform Project: 9 Vendors Compared
A two-layer migration strategy for moving to AWS, GCP, Azure, Scaleway, or your own Kubernetes cluster without building a platform team from scratch, plus a fair 9-vendor comparison of infrastructure automation tools with real governance controls (Newt Global, Cycloid, Spacelift, HashiCorp, Pulumi, Jamcracker, AWS MAP, Google RaMP, Qovery).
Safely Troubleshooting Customer Production Incidents Using MCP and AI Skills
See how Qovery's MCP server and AI skills turn vague production incidents into evidence-backed diagnoses while keeping engineers in control.