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Wouldn't the worst case be the underlying IP address changes, and your site now points to some other service? Since Heroku doesn't offer static IPs, I don't thi
by Trasmatta 4y ago
Wouldn't the worst case be the underlying IP address changes, and your site now points to some other service? Since Heroku doesn't offer static IPs, I don't think.
- cyral 4y agoHeroku seems to use the Host header on the HTTP request to determine what customer the request is sent to, so I don't think it can end up somewhere it shouldn't be unless the IP leaves control of Heroku entirely and is picked up by another AWS customer.
- rsweeney21 4y agoHeroku uses the host name to route requests. So you wouldn't serve another site, it would just give you an error that your site wasn't found or something.