1/ Roll one service back to a known-good commit while the rest of your environment keeps moving. Deploy by version lets you pick the exact version of each service and ship them all in one deployment. 🚀
3/ One alert was a crash when sorting a table. The agent traced it to a missing value passed to localeCompare, opened a draft PR, and said it couldn't run the tests.
4/ The safe pattern is propose, approve, apply. The agent gets read-only credentials and opens a pull request, a human or policy gate approves it, and a pipeline applies it. Which stage would you never hand to an agent?
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3/ They break on target sizing, data migration and cutover, network and identity, compliance evidence and the operating model. Those stay human decisions.
1/ In one week - Nov 12, Paris: "Agents in production: beyond the demo". Alan, AWS and Qovery host an evening of talks on running AI agents in production. 🧵
3/ Romaric Philogène (CEO, Qovery) on "Who gives the agent access to production?": scope, check and contain, with a live demo of policy-based agent tokens.
3/ CTO Clément Garbay knew AWS, but nobody on the team was a DevOps specialist and a full-time hire was ruled out on cost. Qovery set up AWS and Kubernetes with best practices in place, and the developers manage infrastructure themselves.