Alan, Qovery and AWS give every team its own project on a dedicated AWS cluster, set up before you arrive. Build with your coding agent and ship to a live URL in one prompt.
Qovery is the agentic infrastructure platform. It runs in your own cloud account. Push your code and Qovery builds it, deploys it on Kubernetes and gives you a public HTTPS URL, without writing YAML or filing a ticket with an infra team.
Frontends, APIs, workers and databases deploy in one place, with a URL you can share with your team or the jury.
Install the Qovery MCP server and skill, then tell your agent to deploy. You can skip learning the console on day one.
Everything runs on a dedicated AWS cluster and your data stays inside it, the same model Alan uses in production.
The organization, the AWS cluster and your team project already exist. Accept the invite and deploy.
The jury opens a live URL and sees your app running.
Every successful deployment scores for your team on the leaderboard. A failed one costs nothing.
Your services run on AWS, next to Amazon Bedrock, and your data stays under your control.
Sign in with GitHub, GitLab or Google, then create your team or join it with its password. You get an invite to the hackathon's Qovery organization.
Sign upOpen the email and log in with GitHub, GitLab or Google. You land in your team's project, AWS cluster included.
Install the Qovery CLI, log in, add the Qovery skill, then ask your coding agent to deploy.
$ qovery authOpens your browser to log in.
$ curl -fsSL https://skill.qovery.com/install.sh | bash> Deploy my app with Qovery
Every successful deployment scores a point for your team. The board updates live.
See the leaderboardNo. AWS infrastructure and Qovery access are provided for the whole hackathon. Resources are deleted when the event ends.
Sign up anyway: teams can form on the day. Create a team or join an existing one, and an organizer can move you later.
No. Qovery handles builds, deployments, networking and certificates. You bring a repo, you get a URL.
Anything that runs in a container: Node, Python, Go, Java, Rust and more. Qovery detects most stacks, or uses your Dockerfile if you have one.
Everything runs on an AWS cluster dedicated to the hackathon, with each team isolated in its own project. Don't use real health data.
The Qovery team is on site for the whole event. Come find us or read the documentation.