Qovery is a G2 Momentum Leader for 2023
In about three years, Qovery's DevOps automation software has become the leader of the Infrastructure automation category, which we graciously attribute to the trust and collaboration established with each of our customers.
But enough talk, let me show you what our customers think about us and you’ll understand how we achieved the momentum leader badge!
Why Users Love Qovery
Easy Customization
Santiago R - Co-Founder and CTO
What do you like best about Qovery?
When I first learned about Docker I loved the idea of being able to have utilities like a cache server, or streaming server, or any database by simply copying a Dockerfile from Docker Hub. Bringing this idea to production requires challenges like orchestrating with Kubernetes and the complexity of cloud provider network interfaces. Or worse, the madness of permissions management like AWS's IAM. Qovery removes all the insecurities and allows you to have an application with components as diverse as background tasks, databases, test environments, environment variables and even Cron tasks running in seconds. Without all the hassle.
What problem is Qovery solving, and how is that benefiting you?
Kubernetes management on AWS made simple. It is now possible to have a very customized deployment of almost anything you can imagine without having to configure network interfaces and manage permissions.
Improve Team Velocity
Yann T - CTO
What do you like best about Qovery?
Qovery is very simple yet very powerful. It Helped us bootstrap our entire infrastructure, spawning multiple environments, production and preview / QA environments without any effort or even heavy DevOps background. It empowers our team to adopt a full continuous deployment and speed up the value added by our platform to our customers. They also iterate and improve their platform at a breakneck pace, which allows us to access new features on a daily/weekly basis.
What problem is Qovery solving, and how is that benefiting you?
Being able to deploy faster, and on multiple environments without investing in complex DevOps or cloud infrastructure.
Infrastructure Management (with Terraform here)
Wallerand D - Engineer
What do you like best about Qovery?
We moved from Heroku to Qovery with a monolith and some microservices. We liked being able to use Terraform for managing all our infrastructure. Qovery's dashboard is straightforward to use and the team is always responding in few minutes!
What problem is Qovery solving, and how is that benefiting you?
Reduced costs on AWS infrastructure without managing a complex Kubernetes.
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