Yeah, that's the difference between Heroku and all these "alternatives" people tend to recommend. They are not the same. Heroku you push your code to git and i

Yeah, that's the difference between Heroku and all these "alternatives" people tend to recommend. They are not the same. Heroku you push your code to git and if the push succeeded, the deploy is done. If the deploy fails, so does the git push. If you have failing deploys in your case, you'll end up in a state where what's deployed is not the same as what's on the git branch. Personally, I avoid that like the plague.