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Overview

Try Qovery on your local machine with a demo environment. This command sets up a local Kubernetes cluster and deploys a sample application to help you learn Qovery.

Command

qovery demo

What It Does

The demo command:
  1. Sets up local Kubernetes - Creates a local Kubernetes cluster using Docker Desktop or similar
  2. Installs Qovery - Deploys Qovery components to the local cluster
  3. Deploys Sample App - Deploys a demo application to showcase Qovery features
  4. Provides Access - Gives you access to explore Qovery features locally

Prerequisites

Before running the demo:
  • Docker - Docker Desktop must be installed and running
  • Kubectl - Kubernetes CLI should be available
  • Sufficient Resources - At least 4GB RAM available for Docker

Usage

qovery demo [flags]

Options

FlagDescription
--helpShow help for demo command

Examples

Run Demo

# Start Qovery demo
qovery demo

# Follow the prompts to:
# - Setup local Kubernetes cluster
# - Install Qovery
# - Deploy sample application
# - Access the demo environment

What You Can Try

Once the demo is running, you can:
  • Deploy Applications - Try deploying your own apps
  • Manage Environments - Create development/staging environments
  • View Logs - Stream real-time logs
  • Access Shell - Connect to running containers
  • Test Databases - Deploy and connect to databases
  • Explore Features - Try all Qovery CLI commands

Cleanup

To stop and remove the demo environment:
# Stop demo (command may vary based on implementation)
# Refer to demo output for cleanup instructions

Tips

The demo runs entirely on your local machine. It’s safe to experiment without affecting any cloud resources.
Use the demo to learn Qovery CLI commands before working with production environments.
Ensure Docker Desktop has sufficient resources allocated (at least 4GB RAM, 2 CPUs).

Next Steps

After trying the demo:
  1. Set up Qovery on your infrastructure
  2. Deploy your first app
  3. Explore advanced features