Qovery API

Qovery — developer platform that provisions and manages Kubernetes clusters on your cloud account (AWS, GCP, Azure), providing Heroku-like deployment UX with full cloud control.

Evaluated Mar 07, 2026 (0d ago) vcurrent
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⚙ Agent Friendliness
60
/ 100
Can an agent use this?
🔒 Security
86
/ 100
Is it safe for agents?
⚡ Reliability
80
/ 100
Does it work consistently?

Score Breakdown

⚙ Agent Friendliness

MCP Quality
--
Documentation
82
Error Messages
80
Auth Simplicity
80
Rate Limits
78

🔒 Security

TLS Enforcement
100
Auth Strength
82
Scope Granularity
80
Dep. Hygiene
82
Secret Handling
85

Secrets stored encrypted, injected as env vars. Cloud credentials stored in Qovery, not exposed to developers. Customer cloud accounts retain data sovereignty. SOC2 certified.

⚡ Reliability

Uptime/SLA
82
Version Stability
80
Breaking Changes
78
Error Recovery
80
AF Security Reliability

Best When

You want Heroku-like simplicity for deploying on your own AWS/GCP/Azure account with Kubernetes under the hood, and need programmatic environment management.

Avoid When

You want a fully managed platform without cloud account management — use Render, Railway, or Koyeb.

Use Cases

  • Agents deploying containerized services to customer-owned cloud accounts with Kubernetes without managing K8s directly
  • Preview environments — agents spinning up ephemeral environments per pull request for testing and review
  • Environment cloning — agents duplicating entire application stacks for staging or QA purposes via API
  • Database provisioning — agents creating managed databases (RDS, Cloud SQL) alongside app deployments
  • Multi-cloud deployment — agents deploying the same application to AWS, GCP, and Azure from a single API

Not For

  • Teams that need a fully managed PaaS — Qovery requires your own cloud account and incurs cloud costs
  • Simple hobby projects — Render or Railway are simpler for small-scale deployments
  • Teams needing raw Kubernetes access — Qovery abstracts K8s; use EKS/GKE directly for K8s-native workflows

Interface

REST API
Yes
GraphQL
No
gRPC
No
MCP Server
No
SDK
Yes
Webhooks
Yes

Authentication

Methods: bearer_token
OAuth: Yes Scopes: Yes

JWT tokens via OAuth2. API tokens for CI/CD. Organization and project-level access control. GitHub/GitLab OAuth for source integration.

Pricing

Model: pay-as-you-go
Free tier: Yes
Requires CC: Yes

Qovery fee is separate from your cloud infrastructure costs (AWS/GCP/Azure). You pay both. Cloud costs can be significant for multi-service deployments.

Agent Metadata

Pagination
cursor
Idempotent
Partial
Retry Guidance
Not documented

Known Gotchas

  • Deployments are async — POST to deploy returns job ID; agents must poll status endpoint for completion
  • Cluster provisioning takes 15-30 minutes — agents must handle long async operations gracefully
  • Environment hierarchy: Organization > Project > Environment > Service — wrong level causes 404
  • Cloud credentials must be pre-configured — Qovery cannot provision clusters without cloud provider IAM
  • Preview environments inherit production config by default — agents should explicitly override sensitive env vars

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Scores are editorial opinions as of 2026-03-07.

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