Security,
by design.
SAML/SSO, RBAC, audit logs, policy-as-code - and your workloads, your data, your secrets never leaving your cloud account.
Most PaaS
fail the audit.
Your data cannot leave your VPC. Your compliance officer needs an audit trail. Your CISO wants SSO, not a shared admin password.
Your data, your perimeter
Qovery runs a thin control plane. Your workloads, your secrets, your databases never leave your cloud account.
Every action, auditable
Every deploy, config change, RBAC mutation and access grant is timestamped, actor-attributed and exportable.
Policy as code, not slides
Who can deploy to prod? What environments need a second approver? Encoded in Qovery, enforced at the API, reviewed as PRs.
Controls,
out of the box.
Six capabilities that take Qovery from "fits dev velocity" to "passes the audit."
Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, JumpCloud, any SAML 2.0 IdP. SCIM provisioning.
Roles map to real jobs - owner, admin, deployer, viewer, billing. Scoped per project, per environment.
Every action, timestamped and actor-attributed. Streamed to S3, Splunk, Datadog or your SIEM.
Native HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, GCP Secret Manager, Azure Key Vault bindings.
The data plane runs in your cloud account. Qovery's control plane ingests metadata only.
Mapped for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR. Customer-facing evidence exports.
The agent
stays in bounds.
The Agentic layer operates inside the same RBAC, policy-as-code and approval rules as your humans.
Operates inside policy
The agent cannot cross an RBAC boundary, touch a production secret or merge without required approvers.
Every action is signed
Audit entries distinguish human actors from agent actors - with the prompt, the plan, and the approver.
Undo is first-class
Rotated the wrong key? Revoked the wrong role? One command restores the prior state.
"We are a regulated insurance carrier. Our auditors asked for the evidence pack. Qovery exported it in four clicks."
Pass the audit.
Ship the feature.
Run Qovery in your cloud, under your rules. SAML, RBAC, audit logs, policy-as-code - on every plan.