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Our philosophy at Qovery has always been to simplify the complexities of cloud infrastructure for developers, enabling them to focus on what they do best – coding.
I am thrilled to announce a significant milestone for Qovery: the public beta release of our Google Cloud Platform (GCP) GKE Autopilot support. This marks a new chapter in our journey, following the successful integration with AWS EKS, Scaleway Kapsule, and Kubernetes. In this announcement article I'll explain what you can get out of GCP GKE Autopilot and what is coming next 👇

Our philosophy at Qovery has always been to simplify the complexities of cloud infrastructure for developers, enabling them to focus on what they do best – coding.
With the introduction of GCP support, we are bringing the same level of simplicity and efficiency that our users have enjoyed on our Managed offer of AWS EKS and Scaleway Kapsule.
A key feature of our GCP integration is the use of GKE Autopilot. This managed service from Google automates the sizing and management of your Kubernetes clusters. It eliminates the need for manual intervention in managing the size of cluster nodes. You only pay for the actual CPU and memory resources your applications use, not for the entire capacity of the cluster nodes. This is not just cost-effective but also simplifies operations significantly.

For those leveraging Qovery for Ephemeral Environments, this feature is a game changer. It means faster, more efficient testing and deployment processes without worrying about over-provisioning resources.
Qovery provides much more than just a Managed GCP GKE Autopilot cluster. Here's what sets Qovery apart:
In line with our commitment to transparency and community collaboration, the code for our GCP GKE Autopilot integration is available on GitHub (GCP Cloud Provider and GCP Library). We encourage our community to explore, contribute, and provide feedback to help us refine and enhance this integration.
The public beta release of our GCP GKE Autopilot support is primarily geared towards testing environments. It provides a robust platform for developers to test their applications in a cloud environment that closely mirrors production settings. However, I must emphasize that while this release is fully functional for testing purposes, those looking to run production workloads should approach with caution.
We are confident in the stability and capabilities of our GCP GKE Autopilot integration. However, as with any public beta, there may be undiscovered issues or limitations that could affect its use in production environments. We recommend that users interested in deploying production workloads on GCP through Qovery get in touch with our team (contact us via the chat on the bottom right :)). This ensures that we can guide you through any potential hurdles and confirm that our platform meets your specific production needs.
As we continue to enhance our Managed GCP offering, the next steps involve working closely with the GCP architect team to validate all the infrastructure elements set up by Qovery. This collaboration aims to ensure optimal performance, security, and reliability of the services we provide on the GCP platform.
Also, we're excited to announce upcoming features such as Static IPs, VPC Peering, and other enhancements that will further streamline the cloud experience for our users. These additions are part of our continuous effort to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly cloud environment.
For those eager to get started with our Managed GCP integration, detailed installation documentation is available at Qovery GCP Quickstart Guide.
Want to know more about the current limitations? Read this forum thread.

Romaric founded Qovery to make Kubernetes accessible to every engineering team. He writes about platform strategy, developer experience, and the future of cloud infrastructure.
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