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I've had to recently approve a surprisingly large bill for Heroku. For small teams/products/services it totally makes sense. After a certain point, especially
by johnbellone 4y ago
I've had to recently approve a surprisingly large bill for Heroku.
For small teams/products/services it totally makes sense. After a certain point, especially in a large organization that understands the value in infrastructure/operations investment, most applications/services can be streamlined and deployed. At that point, no, it is much much cheaper to go elsewhere.
- glenngillen 4y agoI obviously can’t speak to your specific bill. When I used to have visibility into such things the vast majority of people who said “my Heroku bill is huge!” we’re actually giving very little of it to Heroku. Most of it was add-ons for metrics, logging, error tracking, etc. If you’ve not already gone through the line items I’d recommend it. You might find that replatforming isn’t as cheap as you’d expect, unless that also included ditching the multitude of other SaaS products the team has accumulated.