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Qovery V3, which is the most significant product evolution of the last twelve months, was launched in Alpha testing about two weeks ago now. We started gathering some feedback and also added some new functionality since then so let’s take a look on how’s going.

Albane Tonnellier

Product Marketing Manager

Consider the scenario where a complex product is being developed by dozens of engineers working on different features of a product. Not only the development environment is the same, but the staging environment is also shared. As different features are merged into the shared environment, they break the code. So QA has to wait until this is fixed. A feature or bug fix may be working perfectly on the developer’s own machine, but there is no way for the QA team to test that one feature in isolation. This problem is intensified when the product has a lot of integrations and different data sources. The DevOps team simply cannot provision so many different environments on time; they will miss the bus. If developers keep using the same shared staging environment, it will take ages to deliver a mature product to the market. This is where the concept of preview environments comes into play. In this article, we will tell you what preview environments are and how they solve the above problems. We will also discuss why so many DevOps teams are adopting it to improve team productivity.

Morgan Perry

Co-founder

It's common practice that development environments for the same product are kept the same (or at least compatible) for smooth software development life cycle (SDLC) workflow. That brings the question, why do we need more than one environment for the same product. In today’s modern software development, it is crucial for product development teams to maintain an effective and rapid workflow if they want to gain a competitive edge in the product market. Having a well-tuned workflow not only results in high productivity but also helps them deliver reliable software that is delivered on time and meets customer expectations.

Morgan Perry

Co-founder

My team and I built Qovery to empower DevOps engineers and Developers to better work together - without compromises. In 2022, DevOps engineers need to build reliable infrastructure on top of the best cloud service providers (e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP), dealing with security concerns, productivity, reliability, and many services. DevOps engineers are responsible for a lot of things in an organization. From CI/CD, to the run of the apps in production and the backup of databases. Needless to say, they need to help Developers ship features, improvements and fix bugs as fast as possible. DevOps in 2022 is not an easy job. They need to master so many things in a short period that any product that can help them in their day-to-day work is appreciated. That's why Qovery exists! In this article, I will share feedback from DevOps engineers using Qovery's DevOps Automation Tool and why they love and recommend using it! Let's go 👇

Romaric Philogène

CEO & Co-founder

Some people spend hours on a spreadsheet and call themselves “Excell Ninja” here at Qovery; we spend hours on our console because, in case you don’t know yet, we test and deploy using Qovery for Qovery. After a year of using our console almost every day, I started to make a list of all the small tips and tricks that I was able to gather, and because sharing is caring, here are my top three tips to use on Qovery:

Albane Tonnellier

Product Marketing Manager

The second quarter is now over and after the start of our V3 at the beginning of this quarter we are super happy to announce that it’s now out in Alpha but there is so much more to speak about so without further due, let me show you all the great things we achieve during the past quarter 🚀

Albane Tonnellier

Product Marketing Manager

One of the most exciting things when using Kubernetes is the ability to scale up and down the number of nodes based on application consumption. So you don’t have to manually add and remove nodes on demand and let it go on usage. Obviously what you want is to keep control on the minimum and the maximum number of nodes to avoid an unexpected bill.

Pierre Mavro

CTO & Co-founder

Two years ago today, we shared some insights of 200 CTOs from growing US and EU startups on the topics of the Cloud and their working methodologies (to find out here). Welcome to the second series: “Heroku Dilemma: The Growing Startups' Journey.”

Morgan Perry

Co-founder

Let’s talk about our most significant product evolution of the last twelve months; after gathering all your precious feedback and nearly a quarter of work, the Alpha testing is coming before the end of the month! 🤩

Albane Tonnellier

Product Marketing Manager