From Repo to Production URL on Your Own Cloud: The Step-by-Step Guide I Give Coding Agents

The guide presents Qovery as a platform for deploying repositories, monorepos, Docker Compose stacks, and multi-service applications to Kubernetes infrastructure running in a customer-owned AWS, GCP, Azure, Scaleway, or existing cluster account, with managed databases, HTTPS, autoscaling, preview environments, deploy-on-merge, and rollback support. It explains how Compose services can be translated into production applications, ingress, persistent storage, internal service discovery, health probes, and managed Postgres or Redis, while recommending provider-managed data services for backups, recovery, and credential handling. The author argues that Qovery reduces the operational work of maintaining Kubernetes, secrets synchronization, CI/CD glue, and multi-environment workflows, and describes agent-oriented installation and deployment tools for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and similar assistants. It also acknowledges that native products such as Google Cloud Run, AWS App Runner, and Azure App Service are usually simpler and faster for a single stateless service, while positioning a platform layer as more useful for multiple services, environments, pull-request previews, compliance controls, or multi-cloud deployments.

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