Deploy to EKS, AKS, or GKE without writing a single line of YAML

Historically, engineering teams faced a dilemma between choosing the simplicity of Heroku, which offered immediate productivity but came with vendor lock-in and high costs, and the control of Kubernetes, which provided power and flexibility but at the cost of complexity and a steep learning curve. Platforms like Qovery are now bridging this gap by offering a "Heroku-like" developer experience while running directly on managed Kubernetes services within a user's own cloud account on AWS, GCP, or Azure. This convergence allows developers to deploy applications via simple Git pushes without dealing with complex configuration files, while platform engineers maintain full access to the cloud infrastructure for compliance and optimization. By automating Kubernetes manifest generation and CI/CD pipeline configuration, Qovery enables organizations to enjoy the scalability, customization, and cost efficiency of Kubernetes without the operational overhead, thus combining the best aspects of both Heroku and Kubernetes.

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