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You missed our “Heroku to AWS in One Command” live session yesterday - no problem. Here’s the summary and recording: qovery.com/blog/heroku-to-aw…
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Heroku to AWS in under an hour, from one prompt.
Heroku has been in sustaining engineering mode since February and no longer signs new Enterprise contracts. Most teams we talk to know they'll have to move. What stops them is the migration, which used to eat a full quarter.
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Heroku to AWS in under an hour, from one prompt.
Heroku has been in sustaining engineering mode since February and no longer signs new Enterprise contracts. Most teams we talk to know they'll have to move. What stops them is the migration, which used to eat a full quarter.
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Sofive moved its full-stack app and database with a single prompt. Another team moved 37 apps in under 2 hours.
If you're still on Heroku, what has kept you from moving so far?
qovery.com/migrate/heroku-to…
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Guillaume explained the benefits of moving out of Heroku - watch the full video: qovery.com/blog/heroku-to-aw…
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A token scoped to modify an environment can usually delete it too.
A human notices that and doesn't use the extra reach. An agent doesn't notice. It just holds the permission, and one bad plan later the environment is gone.
That's why we shipped API Policy Tokens. Authorization moves off the role and onto a policy: you write Rego, Open Policy Agent evaluates it on every request, and the token can only touch the actions, resources and methods you named. Whatever it does lands separately in the audit log, so agent traffic is distinguishable from human traffic.
Same release, for agents driving the CLI: qovery auth status and qovery organization list let them check what they're allowed to do before acting, and qovery api spec opens the endpoints we haven't wrapped yet.
We're still figuring out the right granularity ourselves. Are you scoping one policy per agent, or one per task?
Full release notes: qovery.com/changelog/2026-08…
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Agents right from Qovery
At @Qovery, we’re working to treat agents as first-class citizens—yes! Alongside your traditional apps, you can have agents working and interacting with them.
If you’re a Qovery user, contact us to get early access!
ALT A digital console displays a Slack bot service with operational details and enabled agent workflows for AI interactions.
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Now in Beta: Deploy agents natively with Qovery. Agents are first-class citizens alongside your apps and databases. The use cases are endless - and we’ll be sharing more in the coming days 🔥
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Migrating from Heroku to AWS is now a one-command job. It used to take weeks - and cost $20k with IT consulting partners. Now you just type “deploy this project with Qovery” from your repo, sit back, and all the grunt work is handled automatically.
If you’re interested, ask Claude to migrate with Qovery to the cloud provider of your choice.
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In 2027, Platform Engineers should be AI Platform Engineers: delegate the grunt work to AI agents, then supervise them. That’s the way to go - and that’s what we deliver at Qovery for the best companies out there.
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Migrate from Heroku to @awscloud @googlecloud @Azure @Scaleway - in one command - Read more qovery.com/migrate
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