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As far as scaling Heroku, it's usually the cost that will limit you, rather than the number of Dynos. Some alternatives, arguably cheaper: - Dokku: a Docker-ba
by gitgud 8y ago
As far as scaling Heroku, it's usually the cost that will limit you, rather than the number of Dynos. Some alternatives, arguably cheaper:
- Dokku: a Docker-based Heroku clone, self-hosted (cheap!), compatible with Heroku build-packs, easy migration.
- Firebase: Google's answer to an all in one deployment solution, scales really well, fairly cheap too.
My view is; Heroku is a great option it's probably the fastest development cycle you could possible get. Instead of preempting scaling problems, stick with what you have, then migrate slowly to something bigger IF it becomes an issue.
- ian0 8y ago> Instead of preempting scaling problems, stick with what you have, then migrate slowly to something bigger IF it becomes an issue. Cheers - Yep that was our thinking too.