Q2 2022 product retrospective - Last quarter's top features

Qovery has introduced its Console V3 in Alpha testing, highlighting improvements in developer experience and transparency compared to V2, with a demo available for detailed insights. The company has shifted from AWS EKS to a cost-effective AWS EC2 option for hosting applications, particularly suitable for development and hobby projects, despite potential outages due to single Availability Zone reliance. Slack integration now allows for automatic team notifications based on app changes, and Terraform integration enhancements include VPC peering and API token usage. A new API feature, advanced settings, allows for customization of application parameters and deployment delay settings to better manage long boot times. Additionally, Qovery has made several updates, such as a new pricing slider, preview environment URLs, log filtering by pod name, and GitHub permission handling, with ongoing developments tracked in their Changelog.

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