Top updates from 2026
October 2026
- Featureqovery.com
HPA vs KEDA: Which Kubernetes Autoscaler Fits Each Workload
Qovery now supports KEDA alongside HPA for Kubernetes autoscaling, enabling event-driven workloads to scale based on queue depth or external metrics. The feature is available on AWS and GCP clusters v…
- Featureqovery.com
How we investigate Sentry errors with an AI agent
Qovery introduced an AI agent that automatically investigates Sentry errors before human engineers review them. The workflow automates initial error triage, reducing manual effort and accelerating inc…
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Database Blueprints by Default, Terraform Provider 1.0, and Cluster Workloads
Qovery made database blueprints the default for new managed databases, released Terraform Provider 1.0 to enforce configuration as the source of truth, and introduced a cluster Workloads tab to visual…
- Featureqovery.com
How to Put a Qovery Service on Your Tailnet Without Exposing the Whole VPC
Qovery published a guide demonstrating how to install the Tailscale Kubernetes Operator as a Helm service on Qovery-managed EKS clusters, allowing selective exposure of Qovery applications to Tailnet …
September 2026
- Contentqovery.com
How to Run a Microservices Monorepo on Qovery Without Rebuilding Everything
Qovery published a technical guide outlining how to deploy microservices from a single monorepo without triggering full rebuilds. It introduces dependency-aware deployment restrictions, one Qovery app…
- qovery.com
Kubernetes Best Practices for Production in 2026
Qovery released a 2026-focused Kubernetes best practices guide addressing inefficiencies, security risks, and high cloud costs affecting 60% of enterprises. The guide offers actionable steps to reduce…
- qovery.com
Kubernetes Day 2 Operations & Scaling – Checklist
Qovery published a Kubernetes Day 2 Operations & Scaling Checklist to help teams transition from manual Kubernetes management to a governed, automated platform engineering model. The guide emphasizes …
- Contentqovery.com
Kubernetes Day 2 Operations & Scaling: A Practical Playbook
Qovery released a practical playbook on Kubernetes Day 2 operations, scaling, security, and cost optimization for DevOps and platform engineers. The guide emphasizes reliable, secure, and cost-effecti…
- Contentqovery.com
Platform Reliability as a Revenue Multiplier
Qovery published a guide positioning platform reliability as a revenue driver for 2026, emphasizing automated DORA compliance and GPU cost optimization. It frames reliability as a contractual mandate …
- Contentqovery.com
Best practices to manage 100+ Kubernetes clusters in 2026
Qovery released a strategic guide on managing 100+ Kubernetes clusters in 2026, emphasizing Policy-as-Code, predictive health monitoring, and a unified infrastructure blueprint. The guide positions Qo…
- Featureqovery.com
Heroku to AWS in One Command, With an Agent Doing the Work (Webinar Replay)
Qovery demonstrated an AI agent that reads a Heroku Rails app and deploys the full stack to AWS in a single command via Qovery. The webinar replay highlighted migration pathways, human oversight requi…
- Eventqovery.com
Heroku to AWS in one command, with an agent doing the work
Qovery announced a live webinar demonstrating a one-command migration from Heroku to AWS using an automated agent. The session targets engineering teams seeking to retain Heroku-like workflows while l…
- Featureqovery.com
Agent Tasks Open Beta, Database Blueprint Migrations, and Cluster Deployment History
Qovery released Agent Tasks in open beta, enabling AI agents to run on user infrastructure with full control and data residency. It also introduced Database Blueprints to migrate existing managed data…
- qovery.com
Qovery moved Deploy from $0.16/mo to Custom pricing
Pricing updated for Qovery: - Provision: allowance changed from Up to 3 clusters to Up to 3 - Deploy: allowance changed from 10,000 min/month to 10,000 min - Remove
- Launchqovery.com
Stop Building Your Own Agent Infrastructure. Meet Agent Tasks
Qovery introduced Agent Tasks, enabling users to run one-time or scheduled AI agents on their own infrastructure with network guardrails, centralized MCP access, and custom agent environments. This el…
- Featureqovery.com
GitHub and GitLab Container Registry, Deployment Restrictions, Custom HTTP Headers...
Qovery expanded its container registry support to include GitHub and GitLab registries alongside a generic option, enabling seamless CI/CD integration. The platform also introduced Vertical Pod Autosc…
- qovery.com
Pricing change detected for Qovery
Pricing updated for Qovery: - Provision: allowance changed from Up to 3 to Up to 3 clusters - Deploy: allowance changed from 10,000 min to 10,000 min/month
- github.blog
CodeQL 2.27.0 adds support for Linux ARM64
GitHub released CodeQL 2.27.0 with native Linux ARM64 support, a new Rust security query, expanded Java/Kotlin and C# framework coverage, and accuracy improvements across multiple languages. The updat…
- Featureqovery.com
ECR Pull-Through Cache for AWS Clusters, More Blueprints
Qovery introduced an ECR Pull-Through Cache feature to reduce NAT Gateway costs on AWS clusters by caching public ECR images privately, available for Qovery-managed EKS clusters with Karpenter. The Bl…
- github.blog
Enterprise managed permissions for GitHub Copilot agent operations
GitHub introduced enterprise managed permissions for GitHub Copilot Business and Enterprise, allowing admins to centrally control agent operations like shell commands, file reads/edits, and network do…
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