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Sound's like they're passing along the cost of using an ELB instance for each domain to act as an HTTPS proxy. If only this had existed four months ago, I coul
by blasdel 17y ago
Sound's like they're passing along the cost of using an ELB instance for each domain to act as an HTTPS proxy.
If only this had existed four months ago, I could have saved a ton of time hosting a customer's project on Heroku instead of dealing with EC2 directly. $100/m per domain was outrageous, using EC2 directly it's $18/m to allocate an Elastic Load Balancer instance for each additional domain.
$20/m for each domain with free bandwidth is just dandy, maybe I'll try porting to Heroku when I get a spare breath.