the simplest way for developer

to deploy their application

Who am I?

fun getSpeaker(): User {
  val romaric = User(
      firstName = "Romaric",
      lastName = "Philogène",
      age = 31,
      email = "romaric@qovery.com",
      twitter = "@rophilogene",
      description = "10 years of experience in IT infrastructure and backend development",
      favoriteLanguages = setOf("PYTHON", "JAVA", "KOTLIN")
  )
  
  return romaric
}

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
  println("Hello you! From ${getSpeaker().firstName}")
  // Hello you! From Romaric
}

Are you a

Question

fullstack

frontend

developer?

backend

Do you use Git?

Question

How do you manage production, staging and feature code?

Question

How do you manage them

in a live environment? 🤔

Question

Our believe

  • Any developer should be able to deploy their application

  • Whatever their technical skills

  • No matter the language and framework used

Obviously... Qovery !

Deploy Node.JS + PostgreSQL

$ pwd
~/my-nodejs-project 

# Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab seamless authentication
$ qovery auth
Opening your browser, waiting for your authentication...
Authentication successful!

# Wizard to generate .qovery.yml
$ qovery init

# Git commit and push your code
$ git add .qovery.yml
$ git commit -m "add .qovery.yml file"
$ git push -u origin master

# App deployed!

Deploy Node.JS + PostgreSQL

$ qovery status

Environment
branch  status          endpoints                       applications  databases  brokers  storage
master  up and running  https://xxx-main-gtw.qovery.io  1             1          0        0

Applications
name          status          endpoint               databases  brokers  storage
backend-api   up and running  https://xxx.qovery.io  1          0        0

Databases
name    status          type        version  endpoint                         port  username   password   application
my-pql  up and running  POSTGRESQL  11.5     xxx.eu-west-3.rds.amazonaws.com  5432  superuser  ******     backend-api
  application:
    name: backend-api
    project: my-nodejs-project
    cloud_region: aws/eu-west-3
    publicly_accessible: true
  # required databases
  databases:
  - type: postgresql
    version: "11.5"
    name: my-pql
  # one endpoint can target multiple applications
  # here there is only one
  routers:
  - name: main
    routes:
    - application_name: backend-api
      paths:
      - /*
  FROM node:13-alpine

  # copy source to docker image
  COPY . .
  
  # download dependencies
  RUN npm install
  
  # application listen on port 3000
  EXPOSE 3000
  
  # run node
  CMD node ./bin/www

Mandatory files

.qovery.yml

Dockerfile

//...

// PostgreSQL
const pool = new Pool({
    connectionString: process.env.QOVERY_DATABASE_MY_PQL_CONNECTION_URI
});

// simple common NodeJS app
app.get('/', function (req, res, next) {
    //...
});

app.get('/users', function (req, res, next) {
    //...
});

Connect to PostgreSQL from Node.JS

Use environment variable !

Support most popular databases

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Elasticsearch
  • Redis
  • Memcached
  • Cassandra
  application:
    name: backend-api
    project: my-nodejs-project
    cloud_region: aws/eu-west-3
    publicly_accessible: true
  databases:
  - type: postgresql
    version: "11.5"
    name: my-pql
  - type: redis
    version: "5.0"
    name: my-redis
  routers:
  - name: main
    routes:
    - application_name: backend-api
      paths:
      - /*

.qovery.yml

AWS

Designed for microservices

Better teamwork (isolated environments)

git checkout master

git checkout -b staging
git push -u origin staging
# staging environment created

git checkout -b feat_1
git push -u origin feat_1
# feat_1 environment created

Mirror your production traffic to any environment (Shadowing)

DEMO

APPLAUSE 👏

e-mail: romaric@qovery.com
twitter: @rophilogene

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