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My concerns are that Heroku's prices are rather high. I understand paying for what you use, but you get charged for as long as something is on, even if it's no
by umjames 15y ago
My concerns are that Heroku's prices are rather high. I understand paying for what you use, but you get charged for as long as something is on, even if it's not in use. Add to this that there's no built-in shutting down of inactive dynos or workers, and you can't help but feel like you're getting fleeced.
I haven't looked at Rackspace too much. Is deployment as simple as a git push, like Heroku? How's their pricing compared to Heroku? Is rolling your own scalable Rails architecture using AWS directly too complicated?