Qovery is a DevOps automation platform founded in 2019 by Romaric Philogène, Pierre Mavro, and Morgan Perry. Headquartered in Paris, France, the company aims to simplify cloud infrastructure management, enabling developers to focus more on coding and less on deployment complexities.
In late 2019, Qovery participated in the Techstars acceleration program, marking a significant milestone in its early development. The following year, in September 2020, the company secured a $1 million pre-seed investment from prominent figures such as Alexis Lê-Quôc, co-founder and CTO of Datadog, and Sébastien Pahl, co-founder of Docker. This funding aimed to bolster Qovery's research and development efforts and expand its presence in Europe and the U.S.
By June 2021, Qovery raised an additional $4.04 million in a seed funding round, bringing the total investment to over $5 million. The seed round attracted 31 investors, including Crane Venture Partners and Irregular Expressions. At this stage, the company had a team of 22 employees.
As of June 2021, Qovery funding history includes a $1 million pre-seed investment in September 2020 and a $4.04 million seed round in June 2021. The company has attracted 31 investors, though its current valuation remains undisclosed.
Qovery provides a platform that automates the provisioning and management of cloud infrastructure, offering features such as environment provisioning, self-service integrations, governance with custom policies, security controls, and cost optimization strategies. These features are designed to enhance developer autonomy and efficiency in deploying applications.
Recent enhancements to Qovery platform include:
Job Deployments and Cronjobs: Allowing for scheduled and automated tasks within the deployment pipeline.
Deployment Order and Parallel Deployment: Providing greater control and efficiency in deployment processes.
ARM Instance Type Support: Expanding compatibility with various hardware architectures.
Qovery emphasizes a culture of excellence balanced with approachability. The founders, drawing from their diverse experiences in system, network, database, and development domains, are committed to making developers' lives easier by simplifying cloud infrastructure complexities. This mission drives the company's dedication to providing developers with the tools and support needed to focus on application development.
Since its launch, Qovery has attracted over 60,000 developers across more than 120 countries. The platform is trusted by over 200 organizations globally, including companies like GetSafe, Reforge, and Talkspace. These users benefit from Qovery's focus on automating infrastructure provisioning, enhancing engineering efficiency, and maintaining secure environments.
