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Same boat as many others. We spend $5000 a month on Heroku. We run production apps and then over 150 review apps at once. We are using paid dynos but free tier
by rsavage 4y ago
Same boat as many others. We spend $5000 a month on Heroku. We run production apps and then over 150 review apps at once.
We are using paid dynos but free tier redis and Postgres. With literally a couple entires in redis and a few hundred rows in Postgres.
This is going to massively increase the bills for review apps - with 0 positives and no alternatives.
The hacks, the downtimes, the communication, the support, lack of security features, no innovation.
What exactly is heroku offering these days other than - it will cost you money to move? I can’t imagine any serious business moving to Heroku these days.
You are pushing away everyone you have left.
- pawelkomarnicki 4y agoIf you are dealing with a lot of "empty databases" you can basically make something like a "core app" — attach cheapest paid redis and postgres to it, then copy the credentials between apps. I have done this before — had one "X-core" app and "x-whitelabel-1", "x-whitelabel-2", and so on, connected to the same database while each app used different database name.