Qovery's Top 10 Blog Posts of 2022 to Read in 2023
- How to become HIPAA compliant on AWS in 2022. This article will walk you through what to consider on AWS to be HIPAA compliant in 2022.
- A Guided Tour of Streams in Rust. While many guides provided an in-depth insight into futures, they sorely lacked information on how the Stream API works in Rust. And, more importantly, on how to use it properly. This is why this article focuses on introducing streams in the context of Rust.
- Your CI GitFlow is Broken. In this article, We will explain why using a single testing environment breaks the GitFlow benefits and introduce a solution to get dynamic testing environments per branch - Preview Environments.
- 6 Reasons Why we Choose to Use Nx (And Why You Should Too). At Qovery, we have been using Nx since our V2, and recently we built the V3 of our Console with it. We decided to keep it, mainly thanks to the 6 points we will cover in this article.
- How to Fix a Freeze Between React Pages Swap - with Dom, VDom, Painting. At Qovery, we take great care about the global reactivity of our product and in this article, we are going to dismantle the last freeze between two pages that we experienced because we learned many interesting things during the fixing process.
- The 10 Platform Engineering Tools To Use in 2022. A few weeks ago, we wrote a great article about Platform Engineering and how to get started; well, now that you know much more about it, you might want to explore the best Platform Engineering tools to use in 2022.
- Everything I Wanted To Know About Kubernetes Autoscaling. In this article, we'll cover how pod autoscaling works, how it can be used, when it's exciting and not, and finally, we'll cover it with a Qovery usage we have internally.
- Scaling Your CI/CD: What You Need To Know. In this article, we will discuss why scaling your CI/CD is an inevitable need for your organization. We will go through the goals of a scaled CI/CD and how to achieve those goals.
- From Struggle to Success: How We Solve Common DevOps Challenges. Even experienced DevOps are still struggling in their day-to-day work for several reasons, in this article, we will explore why and how we solve common DevOps Challenges.
- How to Scale DevOps: 5 Keys to Success. There is no single recipe to scale DevOps, as the needs of every company vary. However, we have managed to identify some steps which can ensure an efficient scaling of your existing DevOps processes. Let's go through all five steps one by one.
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Scaling your deployments to zero is only half the battle. If your cluster autoscaler does not aggressively bin-pack and terminate the underlying worker nodes, you are still paying for idle metal. True environment sleeping requires tight integration between your ingress layer and your node provisioner to actually realize FinOps savings.
The biggest mistake enterprises make when evaluating Kubernetes management platforms is confusing infrastructure provisioning with Day-2 operations. Tools like Terraform or kOps are excellent for spinning up the underlying EC2 instances and networking, but they do absolutely nothing to prevent configuration drift, automate certificate rotation, or right-size your idle workloads once the cluster is actually running.
For years, Red Hat OpenShift has been the safe choice for heavily regulated, on-premise environments. It operates as a secure fortress. But in the public cloud, that fortress acts as an expensive prison. Paying proprietary per-core licensing fees on top of your standard AWS or GCP compute bill is a redundant "middleware tax." Escaping OpenShift requires decoupling your infrastructure from your developer experience by running standard, vanilla Kubernetes paired with an agentic control plane.
Agentic Kubernetes resource reclamation is the practice of using an autonomous control plane to continuously identify, suspend, and delete idle infrastructure across a multi-cloud Kubernetes fleet. It replaces manual cleanup and reactive autoscaling with intent-based policies that act on business state, eliminating the configuration drift and cloud waste typical of unmanaged fleets.
Kubernetes focuses on container orchestration, but the reality on the ground is far less forgiving. Provisioning a single cluster is a trivial Day-1 exercise. The true operational nightmare begins on Day 2. Teams that treat multi-cloud fleets like isolated pets inevitably face crushing YAML configuration drift, runaway AWS bills, and severe scaling bottlenecks.
Rancher solved the Day-1 problem of launching clusters across disparate bare-metal environments. But in 2026, launching clusters is no longer the bottleneck. The real failure point is Day-2: managing the operational chaos, security patching, and configuration drift on top of them. Rancher is a heavy, ops-focused fleet manager that completely ignores the application developer. If your goal is developer velocity and automated FinOps, you must graduate from basic fleet management to an intent-based Kubernetes Management Platform like Qovery.
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