Agreed, but the security incidents last year were enough to get us to switch. Our customers started asking about it w/r/t SOC2. The developer ergonomics of her

Agreed, but the security incidents last year were enough to get us to switch. Our customers started asking about it w/r/t SOC2. The developer ergonomics of heroku we didn't like were running lots of background tasks and long-running jobs. Heroku's way to do that has a 24 hour time limit and you have lots of limitations to run on for hardware. So a lot of data processing was a no-go. If you have a 12 factor app that's not in a highly regulated industry and doesn't require a ton of background data processing, or you have invested in database architecture where you can run those tasks totally offline, i still think heroku is currently the best option.