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Well, but also... if the site isn't in use, it goes to sleep. Next load takes awhile (dyno startup), but if you've got a bunch of infrequently used apps... I do
by RangerScience 10y ago
Well, but also... if the site isn't in use, it goes to sleep. Next load takes awhile (dyno startup), but if you've got a bunch of infrequently used apps... I don't expect this to effect you.
Now, if you're abusing the service, that's a different story...
- fooey 10y agoPersonally, I've never had a project that had so little traffic from robots or actual people that I'd expect there to be 4 hours a day with zero hits. Assuming you have any of the billion spiders out there hit your site more often than once an hour, there's no such thing as sleeping.
- RangerScience 10y agoI definitely see my hobby dynos go to sleep. I don't try to get those sites indexed on search engines, tho, but (as you might be able to tell from my verbage), I also don't do anything to keep them off. Still, they're asleep. Maybe there's a default robots.txt that tells them not to index, that can be served by a sleeping dyno?