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This is the second part of our EKS with Terraform series. In Part 1, we talked about Infrastructure as Code and its benefits. We also mentioned the tools we will be using. This time we will actually start using Terraform to create a VPC and EC2 instance. Part 1: Introduction to Infrastructure as Code Part 2: First Terraform resources

Yann Irbah

Software Engineer

Heroku and AWS are two of the common choices available for cloud hosting. Heroku is a Platform as Service (PaaS) provider that helps startups develop business applications with simplicity and without needing DevOps expertise in the team. Not only does it provide resources automatically, but you can deploy your applications with just a single click. Heroku has been a top choice for developers for years as it speeds up development cycles by providing fully managed infrastructure and application deployment. AWS is an Infrastructure as Service (IaaS) provider which offers computing power, database, storage, content delivery, and many other services. Although Heroku is ideal for startups because it provides tremendous simplicity and time-saving, when your application starts growing, and its architecture becomes complex, then challenges related to DevOps, data security, and scalability start to jump in. The article below will provide a brief comparison between AWS and Heroku regarding data security.

Morgan Perry

Co-founder

Adopting AWS as your cloud infrastructure seems to be a common choice for most growing companies, but it is not as easy as it looks. Choosing the right services, configuration, and management of these services needs skills and experience. At Qovery, we've heard hundreds of stories about the mistakes made by startups on AWS, and here are the biggest ones. Make sure you take care of these pitfalls when you start your journey on AWS, which will help you successfully migrate and set up on AWS.

Morgan Perry

Co-founder

We have many articles on what Qovery is and how to use it, but today we cover a critical topic: security! Protecting your business is probably one of the most important criteria when choosing a product, and here at Qovery, we take this topic very seriously, so let me ease your mind and show you what makes Qovery's DevOps Automation Tool secure 🔒

Albane Tonnellier

Product Marketing Manager

After weeks of hard work, we are super excited to announce RepliByte - an open-source tool to seed your development database with real data ⚡️

Romaric Philogène

CEO & Co-founder

The first quarter of the year has now come to an end, and many exciting things happened here: new features, the start of our V3, new team members, and an exciting team retreat! Today, I will highlight the most exciting features that were shipped from the first of January until the thirty-first of March, so fasten your seatbelt and get ready for the ride! 💜

Albane Tonnellier

Product Marketing Manager

Over the last few years, business needs for new applications and services have increased tremendously, resulting in a need to accelerate the application development process. Moreover, the process of development has changed radically. Development is fast-paced and needs continuous application updates, patching, enhancements, etc. These changes require development environments, quality assurance, continuous deployment, infrastructure, etc. That’s where EaaS comes in. EaaS (Environment as Service) offers environments in the form of service so that you can easily manage all your environments efficiently and quickly. EaaS eliminates the application environment bottlenecks and enables faster innovation at scale. An environment consists of infrastructure, software, code, configuration, and all the runtime libraries required to run your application in an isolated environment.

Morgan Perry

Co-founder

If you’ve been living under a rock for the past years, you might not be aware of this NFT trend. PNGs of monkeys, kittens are selling for thousands to millions of dollars. We're pushing the technology to a whole new level!

Yann Irbah

Software Engineer

Ever wondered how to provision and manage a fleet of EKS clusters without spending your days clicking through the AWS interface? You're in luck because it's exactly what I will show you in this multi-part tutorial. If you are ready, let's get started! Part 1: Introduction to Infrastructure as Code Part 2: First Terraform resources

Yann Irbah

Software Engineer