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Yeah speed varies depending on time of day and whether or not your Heroku instances are being subjected to an influx of HN traffic. :-) Cranking up the Dynos

Yeah speed varies depending on time of day and whether or not your Heroku instances are being subjected to an influx of HN traffic. :-) Cranking up the Dynos to keep up. Which BTW, that's the funny thing, Heroku is super duper slow, and I still manage to run a reasonable fast news website. Here's response times under HN load: https://s3.amazonaws.com/bradgessler/Eu1cKE24dpKjTkqNcK3qPqH3mwwXirAlOJiZXN9Sd4nSOdWtU4N6Ir3NB96h0WGkXo3NzEghEzUl8dYOOwSgFhcRQlXMuy6WfruS.png https://s3.amazonaws.com/bradgessler/Eu1cKE24dpKjTkqNcK3qPqH... 99th percentile is at 175ms.

turtlebits 4y ago
If your page is only updated once a day, why not render a static html site and put it on a host like netlify?
- encryptluks2 4y ago
  This. There is no need for a cloud server. Even better get a 10GB port private server from Interserver and stop using Heroku.
  - busymom0 4y ago
    Hadn’t heard of Interserver before. How are they?
    - encryptluks2 4y ago
      Really good for the price. I think you can get 150TB bandwidth on 10G port with a dedicated server for around $55/month.