Deploy your apps on Scaleway with Qovery! Get early access now
When we launched Qovery in January 2020, our product was only supporting app deployment on Amazon Web Services (AWS). 20 months later, 5534 developers from more than 120 countries use Qovery to deploy their apps on AWS and Digital Ocean.
EDIT: You can now deploy your apps on Scaleway with Qovery! Read this guide
Today, more and more European companies would love to benefit from the excellent user experience of Qovery on a European cloud service provider 🇪🇺. This is why we are proud to announce that we are working on a partnership with Scaleway, the leading European cloud provider, to respond to the need of our users.
At Qovery, we strive to make the developer experience as simple as possible to deploy their apps in the cloud.
We are proud to announce that the early access registration to deploy your apps on Scaleway with Qovery is open.
Deploy on Scaleway with Qovery
Do you have any questions? Ask here.
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Curious to know more about how we integrate Scaleway with Qovery? Here is the Pull Request.
Check out our public roadmap.
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