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Good question! I have actually considered doing so! I haven't taken an in-depth look at to how their add-on platform works but it's on my short-term to-do list.
by meskyanichi 15y ago
Good question! I have actually considered doing so! I haven't taken an in-depth look at to how their add-on platform works but it's on my short-term to-do list.
Would be nice to get an even more "plug-and-play" feel. Though, thankfully setting it up manually isn't hard at all, but it is indeed a nice touch to create an add-on for it.
- dotBen 15y agoWhy would Heroku let you be an add-on provider in order to under-cut their pricing model? Makes no sense.
- meskyanichi 15y agoWell, let me point out that there already is an add-on called SimpleWorker which provides external worker hosting. Basically what it comes down it is that you host your workers there, and not on Heroku. Same thing. Why you ask? I have no clue! :)
- hopeless 15y agoYou've made this remark twice now. The fact is that Heroku have always been open this sort of scaling (and there's a fork of delayed_job which does autoscaling of workers on Heroku and... it's written by a Heroku employee. It's regularly mentioned on the mailing list too. https://github.com/pedro/delayed_job/tree/autoscaling https://github.com/pedro/delayed_job/tree/autoscaling