Qovery Guides

Thoughtful guides to help you get the most out of Qovery. Created and curated by the Qovery team.

getting-started

1. Hello World. Deploy your first application.

getting-started

2. Create a database

getting-started

3. Custom domain

getting-started

4. Environment variables

getting-started

5. Debugging

Cloud Provider

Install Qovery on your favorite cloud provider.

Install Qovery on your Amazon Web Services account

Install Qovery on your Microsoft Azure account

Install Qovery on your Scaleway account

Install Qovery your Google Cloud Platform account

Provider

Install Qovery on your Kubernetes cluster

Advanced

Go beyond the basics, become a Qovery pro, and extract the full potential of Qovery.

Continuous Integration

Costs Control

Deploy API Gateway

Deploy AWS Services

Deploy External Services

Deploy Frontend App

Helm Charts

Microservices

Migration

Monitoring

Mono repository

Preview Environments

Production

Seed Database

Terraform

Tutorial

Additional step-by-step resources to leverage even more Qovery

Blazingly fast Preview Environments for NextJS, NodeJS, and MongoDB on AWS

Build E2E Testing Ephemeral Environments with GitHub Actions and Qovery

Create a blazingly fast REST API in Rust (Part 1/2)

Create a Playground Environment on AWS

Create your Staging environment from your Production environment on AWS

Creating API clients using OpenAPI Tools

Customizing Preview URL with Qovery CLI

Deploy Rails with PostgreSQL and Sidekiq

Deploy Temporal on Kubernetes

Getting Started with Preview Environments on AWS

Grafana setup with Qovery

How to activate SSO to connect to your EKS cluster

How to Build a Cloud Version of Your Open Source Software - A Case Study with AppWrite - Part 1

How to Build a Cloud Version of Your Open Source Software - A Case Study with AppWrite - Part 2

How to Build a Cloud Version of Your Open Source Software - A Case Study with AppWrite - Part 3

How to connect to a managed MongoDB instance on AWS

How to connect to your EKS cluster with kubectl

How to create an RDS instance through the AWS console

How to deploy a Rust REST API application on AWS with ease

How to deploy Helm charts

How to integrate Qovery with GitHub Actions

How to run commands before the application starts

How to seed a Postgres database on a dev environment

How to use CloudFront with a React frontend application on Qovery

How to use Github Organizations with Qovery

How To Use Lifecycle Job To Deploy Any Kind Of Resources

How to write a Dockerfile

Import your environment variables with the Qovery CLI

Integrate your application logs to Cloudwatch

Kubernetes observability and monitoring with Datadog

Managing Environment Variables in React (create-react-app)

Migrate your application from Heroku to AWS

Setting up Cloudflare and Custom Domain on Qovery

Setup VPC peering on AWS with Qovery

URL Shortener API with Kotlin (Part 1/2)

Use an API gateway in front of multiple services

Use AWS IAM roles with Qovery

Using Amazon SQS and Lambda on Qovery

Working with Git Submodules

Zero to Hero - How to deploy your apps on AWS in 30 minutes