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Qovery is a developer self-service platform that deploys applications on customers' own AWS, GCP, or Azure accounts without requiring DevOps expertise.
Qovery is a developer self-service platform that enables engineering teams to deploy and manage applications on their own cloud accounts — AWS, GCP, or Azure — without building a dedicated DevOps function or managing complex Kubernetes infrastructure internally. The platform provisions and manages the underlying Kubernetes clusters, networking, CI/CD pipelines, and environment configuration on behalf of the customer, while keeping all infrastructure within the customer's own cloud account so that teams retain data residency, billing transparency, and compliance control. This architecture gives startups and scaling companies the developer experience quality of a managed PaaS while avoiding the vendor lock-in and cost opacity of platforms that run infrastructure on their own cloud accounts.
CNCF open-source container orchestration standard used by 78%+ of cloud-native organizations; Google-originated declarative infrastructure platform competing with AWS Fargate and Cloud Run for Kubernetes enterprise distributions.
Kubernetes (K8s) is the dominant open-source container orchestration platform — originally developed by Google engineers (Joe Beda, Brendan Burns, Craig McLuckie) in 2014, donated to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) in 2016, and now maintained by a global community of contributors from Google, Microsoft, Red Hat, Amazon, and hundreds of organizations. Kubernetes manages the deployment, scaling, load balancing, service discovery, and self-healing of containerized applications across clusters of compute nodes, serving as the operating system of cloud-native infrastructure for millions of applications globally.
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