Follow new updates and improvements to Qovery.
April 24th 2024
Hello Team,
We're excited to introduce some exciting enhancements and new features to improve your experience with Qovery. Check out the latest updates:
Say hello to your new best friend, the Qovery helper! It's like having a personal guide right on each page. Need help? It's got you covered with quick links to our docs, community forum, and support. Handy, right?
It will evolve in the future, letting you discover our product in autonomy and give you all the information you need directly from the Qovery console.
We have added a new search bar in the interface, just hit ctrl/command + K to bring it up. The search bar offers quick access to certain actions and navigation links (like audit logs, deployment logs etc..).
Stay tuned for future updates, including the ability to search for specific services or environments directly from the bar.
Build times just got turbocharged. We have added remote cache support on your container registry, allowing you to store the docker layers generated during the build of your applications and reuse them in any future deployment. This feature reduces the building time of your applications since it allows you to skip the computation of some of the layers of your docker image.
You recognize in the deployment logs if the layer was cached or not by looking at the lines with this sentence:
importing cache manifest from xxx.dkr.ecr.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/zYYYY:cache
Support for Static IP Feature for GCP: You can now enable the "Static IP" feature on your GCP clusters as well (only during cluster creation).
Resize shell console: You can now resize as you wish the shell console available in the Qovery console.
CLI - auto-deploy flag: Now, you can modify the auto-deploy configuration of an application directly from the CLI.
These updates are aimed at improving usability, performance, and flexibility, empowering you to deploy with confidence and efficiency.
For the latest news and upcoming features, remember to check out changelog.qovery.com.
Happy Deploying!
The Qovery Team π
April 15th 2024
Hello Team,
We're excited to introduce some exciting enhancements and new features to improve your experience with Qovery. Check out the latest updates:
Connect directly to your running applications via shell directly from the Qovery console (UI). This feature, previously available only via the CLI, is now accessible from our console, offering more convenience and accessibility.
Shell within the Qovery console
If you have multiple pods and/or containers running within a pod, you can select the pod/container you want to interact with!
Say goodbye to the manual configuration of the Qovery annotations and labels (qovery.annotations.service and qovery.labels.service) necessary to fully configure and deploy your Helm chart with Qovery!
commonLabels:
mylabel: "test"
qovery.labels.service
annotations:
qovery.annotations.service
Qovery now automatically injects the required labels and annotations to Kubernetes objects for Helm chart deployments. No need to add qovery macros anymore; our Kubernetes admission controller handles it all seamlessly.
Deploy applications from any public Git repository with ease. Simply select the "Public Git repository" option from the "Git repository" list in the service creation flow, expanding your deployment options.
Deploy from a public git repository
Remember that all the git automation that Qovery offers (auto-deploy, preview environments) is not available if you select a public repository.
Updated Instances Number Component: The instances number component now allows you to scale up to 1000 instances, removing previous restrictions (max 50).
Harmonized Service Creation Flows: We've streamlined the service creation flows for a more consistent and user-friendly experience.
New Header with Reduced Size: Experience a cleaner interface with a new, reduced-size header, optimizing screen space and improving usability.
Added Banner for Ongoing Deployment Cancellation: Stay informed! A banner is now displayed on the application and environment page if a deployment cancellation is in progress.
Warning Error for Missing Scheme during Container Registries/Helm Repositories Creation: A warning error is now displayed if the scheme is missing during container registries or Helm repositories creation, ensuring smoother workflows.
Force Lowercase for Configured Custom Domains: configured custom domains are now forced to lowercase, preventing potential errors.
These updates are designed to elevate your Qovery experience and provide you with even greater flexibility and control over your deployments.
For the latest news and upcoming features, remember to check out changelog.qovery.com.
Happy Deploying!
The Qovery Team π