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> The problem with Heroku is their pricing model and while $7 doesn't look like a lot it rockets when you have several projects. Just having 10 applications mak
by xyzzy4 11y ago
> The problem with Heroku is their pricing model and while $7 doesn't look like a lot it rockets when you have several projects. Just having 10 applications make the cost go up to $70 which is already too much to put down each month for something that might as well not pan out to anything.
Couldn't you have one Heroku app instance that runs multiple PHP apps?
- staticelf 11y agoThis made me curious, how would you setup that if you want different domains for each php app? From all I know, you need to pay $7 per app.
- xyzzy4 11y agoYou could buy multiple domain names through Godaddy or such and just set them to forward with masking to various URLs of your heroku app. I don't see why this wouldn't work.