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We use it here at Optimizely and have been very happy. It hasn't been smooth sailing all the time, and we've gradually grown our stack to include EC2, S3, and
by petekoomen 15y ago
We use it here at Optimizely and have been very happy. It hasn't been smooth sailing all the time, and we've gradually grown our stack to include EC2, S3, and several CDNs as well, but overall we're very happy with it and have no plans to leave.
The biggest benefits for us are the scalability (huge), ease of deployment, and the monitoring. The biggest cons have been lack of support for SSL on custom domains (HUGE hassle) and lack of official support.
- vosper 15y agoI'm interested to hear that you think monitoring is easy - it was something I forgot to add to my "cons" list; all you get for free is the web dashboard that lets you look at logs, and ereporter to send you daily exception summaries. One of my biggest "want"s in fact is API access to logging.