1. Install caprover on a fresh Linode instance. Create captain-definition for each app. Add instances as you need. 2. I'm a pretty knowledgeable DevOps guy. 3

1. Install caprover on a fresh Linode instance. Create captain-definition for each app. Add instances as you need. 2. I'm a pretty knowledgeable DevOps guy. 3. Not really valuable but gives me a bit of Linux experience. 4. Flat instance pricing, was able to get all of my stuff into a $5 instance... however I have been increasing it as I get projects from friends and myself in these. 5. Supports almost everything, it just runs your stuff inside a docker container. 6. I liked Heroku, it's where I started with Rails but it gets ridiculously expensive quickly... there's no reason adding a DB should cost $40.