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Dear Heroku -- I know it's my job to make sure my site is available (/thread). However, I think I speak for most enterprise customers when I say I will throw m
by bdesimone 14y ago
Dear Heroku -- I know it's my job to make sure my site is available (/thread). However, I think I speak for most enterprise customers when I say I will throw money at your company the second you come up with a multi-zone/highly-available offering.
- timaelliott 14y agohttps://status.heroku.com/incidents/151 https://status.heroku.com/incidents/151 Looks like they didn't actually do any of the remediation steps.
- cardmagic 14y agoThrow money at http://appfog.com/ http://appfog.com/ they have multi datacenters already
- bdesimone 14y agoIt's an open offer. Do they support python? edit: they do, but it's not clear how to easily deploy a multi-zone application. Could you point me towards some docs?
- cardmagic 14y agoRight now any single app can be deployed from any one of a bunch of infrastructures, AppFog is working on the ability to run one app in multiple infrastructures simultaneously too.
- greghinch 14y agoLooks like they support everything except Python :(
- cardmagic 14y agoAppFog supports Python!
- lclarkmichalek 14y agoTheir pricing page https://console.appfog.com/pricing https://console.appfog.com/pricing isn't very enlightening
- Pythondj 14y agoappfog.com also has outages as well - http://blog.appfog.com/october-27th-downtime-postmortem/ http://blog.appfog.com/october-27th-downtime-postmortem/ - when going with public cloud, your app's well being is always in 3rd party hands. If you want to mitigate the risk, host your own private PaaS on your own infrastructure - then you can only point your finger at yourself when outages occur.