You are right, i've used heroku (haven't seen it in a while though, so thanks for the link). Maybe now it's simpler, but at this time last year, it wasn't. Als

You are right, i've used heroku (haven't seen it in a while though, so thanks for the link). Maybe now it's simpler, but at this time last year, it wasn't. Also, main problem with free-tiers is that meteor is CPU/RAM-intensive and they do not handle that very well. I'll have to check it up again though. Surely, there are many ways of deploying meteor apps, but no true simple way (which is why i expected a lot from galaxy). Like a single production line: create > develop > deploy w/ scalable infrastructure and cost. That was the whole meteor attractiveness for me. There was a meteor based project where i spent 2 weeks developing a prototype and almost a month trying different deploy setups with the client. (heroku, digital ocean, linode, modulus, compose, aws, etc...) Now, with ember or react + firebase, i can do the same stuff at a fraction of the cost and without having to learn devOps. Appreciate your answer :)