June 2026 monthly summary for Qovery-openapi-spec: Delivered a security-focused API enhancement by introducing a read_only parameter to kubeconfig and token endpoints, enabling retrieval of read-only tokens. This enables safer automated access while preserving existing behavior (defaults to false). The change aligns with QOV-1953 objectives and is implemented with a single commit that also corrects unintended changes from earlier work (e.g., removing vpc_cni changes and a not-yet-implemented read_only path on the token endpoint).

April 2026 — Delivered reliability and scalability improvements across Qovery/console and Qovery-openapi-spec with a focus on preserving user intents, enhancing Kubernetes resource control, and expanding cloud provider integration. Key fixes ensured lifecycle job commands preserve glob patterns, preventing non-persistent edits. UI enhancements added a dedicated CronJob NodePool with configurable limits and consolidation. API spec improvements enabled advanced EKS EFS configuration and introduced KarpenterCronjobNodePoolOverride to streamline cronjob node pool management. These efforts collectively improve operational stability, reduce manual work, and enable more flexible, scalable deployments in multi-tenant environments.

March 2026 monthly summary: Across Qovery-openapi-spec and Qovery/console, delivered features and improvements that increase scalability, reliability, and developer ergonomics. Highlights include networking enhancements (NAT gateway secondary EIP), API-driven build usage reporting, deployment topology awareness across availability zones, extended GPU node pool overrides (disk_iops/disk_throughput), and improved EXEC probe input handling in the console. These efforts jointly improve outbound throughput for rate-limited workloads, enhance deployment reliability and observability, and streamline user workflows for developers and operators.

February 2026 monthly summary for Qovery/console: Implemented Container Registry Username Normalization to lowercase across all registry types to prevent errors and improve compatibility; the fix reduces runtime errors in image tagging/pushing and stabilizes CI/CD pipelines.

January 2026 performance summary: Delivered targeted API and UI improvements across Qovery-openapi-spec and Qovery/console, focusing on API consistency, flexible DB operations, and storage performance configurability. Consolidated a critical API typo fix into a single bug-fix patch, introduced immediate apply for managed databases, and released an AWS gp3 storage tuning UI for cluster nodepools. These efforts reduce frontend errors, speed operational changes, and empower customers to optimize performance with minimal risk.

December 2025 monthly summary for Qovery/console focusing on documentation improvements for DNS providers and DNS proxy capabilities. Added AWS Route 53 as a supported DNS provider for custom domains and clarified DNS proxy support to align with existing providers.

November 2025 highlights: Delivered user-facing documentation navigation improvements and a major UX upgrade to the lifecycle triggers EnableBox component. Documentation work migrated URLs to www.qovery.com, updated the service path to service-advanced-settings, and refined anchor formatting to improve navigation and accessibility. In parallel, replaced the deprecated InputCheckbox with Radix UI Checkbox in EnableBox, improving click reliability, accessibility, and state management for the lifecycle job creation form. These changes reduce user friction, improve accessibility, and modernize UI components while keeping risk low through targeted refactors and clear commit messages.

October 2025 monthly summary focusing on Qovery CLI delivery and CI/CD modernization. Delivered three core features for Qovery CLI and completed significant CI/CD tooling upgrades, resulting in more reliable releases, improved ownership workflows, and stronger container environment management. This work enhances business value through faster time-to-market, reduced risk in ownership transfers, and improved developer experience.

Month: 2025-09 — Documentation quality improvements and metadata cleanup for Qovery/documentation. Delivered governance-driven cleanup of outdated user information, refreshed deployment and troubleshooting guides, clarified terminology, and expanded tutorials for multi-tenant setups. This work improved onboarding, reduced ambiguity, and increased documentation accuracy for operators and developers. Highlights include metadata hygiene, updated schemas wording, and enhanced tenant service creation guidance, with commits spanning wording fixes, author attribution corrections, and the removal of outdated references.

August 2025 — Qovery/documentation: Certificate Management for Multi-Tenant Infrastructure Documentation. Delivered a comprehensive documentation update to guide users through configuring custom domains, deployments, and tenant-specific ingresses, with visuals and metadata to improve maintainability and discoverability. This work enhances governance, onboarding speed, and deployment reliability for multi-tenant setups.