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you probably don't hear much about success only when things go wrong. Wasn't fly stood up in response to downfall of Heroku? It felt like a knee jerk thing to m
by chasd00 4y ago
you probably don't hear much about success only when things go wrong. Wasn't fly stood up in response to downfall of Heroku? It felt like a knee jerk thing to me but overall i feel like the sentiment is positive toward fly.io. Growing pains hurt, I'm rooting for them.
- paxys 4y ago> you probably don't hear much about success only when things go wrong Which is exactly why companies hire marketing, PR, DevRel, business development, salespeople, account executives. Hiring a bunch of smart engineers and hoping everything will automatically turn out great is a losing strategy, but that is the one fly.io seems to be focused on.
- vhodges 4y agoNope, they predate the Heroku changes by a number of years. I did have occasional outages (lost db connection). They seems to usually resolve themselves. I ended up shutting down the (unused) app since it was under attack.