It sucks that you had to kill your project because of costs but honestly I don't blame you for going the Heroku route. It does it all for you with some "mininma

It sucks that you had to kill your project because of costs but honestly I don't blame you for going the Heroku route. It does it all for you with some "mininmal" configuration. I like linux and have done enough maintenance on various sites so I generally don't feel lost but I'd kill to have someone walk me through the process of setting up a production ready web app just once.