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Heroku does not have a CDN. IMO you'd pay for Heroku because of the ability to have one vendor deal with your full stack, including Postgres, and having the ab
by jbm 6y ago
Heroku does not have a CDN.
IMO you'd pay for Heroku because of the ability to have one vendor deal with your full stack, including Postgres, and having the ability to roll back / scale up with relative ease. You pay for that ease and support. (Everyone on the support team was a dev too)
For some teams it makes less sense than others. You can also probably find combinations of vendors to deal with most of the above.
Source: Was a customer architect there.
- fnomnom 6y agobonus feat for heroku for a lot of teams is that their infrastructure bill comes from exactly ONE provider that includes your appservers, database, caches etc. this eases biling/budget things in some companies by an order of magnitude or two.
- 40four 6y agoThanks, my mistake.
- ChrisArchitect 6y agoHeroku has Edge CDN option no?
- jbm 6y agoSorry for the late answer but only if you get an addon and those aren't provided by Heroku.