Qovery Joins the AWS ISV Accelerate Program
For years, Qovery has simplified infrastructure and DevOps automation for companies around the world, and now, as an AWS ISV Accelerate Partner, we are set to amplify our impact. This partnership signifies our commitment to delivering best-in-class solutions on AWS, backed by AWS’s co-sell support and global reach.
Advantages of Joining the AWS ISV Accelerate Program
Strategic Collaboration
The AWS ISV Accelerate Program enables a closer partnership between Qovery and AWS. By working hand in hand with AWS experts, we can bring even more robust solutions to the market. This collaboration ensures that our customers benefit from a seamless deployment experience, quick onboarding, and optimized infrastructure solutions that scale effortlessly on AWS.
Market Expansion
Joining the AWS ISV Accelerate Program expands our customer reach. Customers can access Qovery solutions via AWS's marketplace, enjoying easier procurement and co-selling with AWS teams. This accelerates infrastructure scaling using AWS and Qovery.
Technical Enablement
The AWS ISV Accelerate Program provides Qovery with a wealth of technical resources and guidance, empowering us to enhance product offerings tailored for AWS customers. From comprehensive training on AWS services to best practices and meticulous architectural reviews, Qovery is well-equipped to ensure our solutions are compatible and optimized for the cloud.
Conclusion
Joining the AWS ISV Accelerate Program marks a new chapter for Qovery, reinforcing our commitment to simplifying cloud infrastructure for developers everywhere. With AWS’s global support and the enhanced collaboration between our teams, we’re poised to help businesses scale faster while reducing DevOps complexity.
If you want to learn more about how Qovery’s AWS integration can benefit your team or infrastructure, please reach out or schedule a demo. Discover the power of this partnership and how it can transform your approach to cloud infrastructure management.
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Special thanks to Aurore Poirier (AWS Partner Development Manager) for her invaluable support throughout this process
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