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This is true only for a very trivial definition of "get it up". The second that Heroku starts your server all requests will be pushed over to the new dynos. For
by ryanbrunner 15y ago
This is true only for a very trivial definition of "get it up". The second that Heroku starts your server all requests will be pushed over to the new dynos. For a Rails app, depending on how many gems you are loading and how fast your environment can load, this might be as much as 15 seconds of request queueing.