Introducing Qovery Training: Learn the Console by Doing, Before You Touch Production
Blog post from Qovery
Qovery Training is now generally available to all Qovery customers as a browser-based sandbox that replicates the Qovery Console using fake data, allowing users to deploy, roll back, delete environments, and troubleshoot issues without affecting cloud accounts or production systems. It offers 18 role- and task-focused tracks comprising 68 lessons for software engineers, DevOps, platform, and security teams, as well as migration paths from Heroku, Vercel, and Cloudflare to AWS. Users can configure the sandbox to resemble their own infrastructure, including cloud providers, frameworks, databases, queues, workers, and services, while imported configurations replace sensitive values with placeholders. Lessons combine guided tasks, automated completion checks, contextual help, a simulated terminal with common infrastructure tools, and an AI agent for exercises involving deployment analysis and service dependencies. The platform also includes deliberately broken troubleshooting scenarios and training spaces where administrators can select or create lessons, invite team members, and monitor progress, aiming to reduce onboarding time and dependence on internal Qovery experts before engineers receive production access.
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