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You can serve your own error pages instead of Heroku's and show your boss whatever you want. They're specified as URLs, so they can be hosted on some other plat
by dangrossman 14y ago
You can serve your own error pages instead of Heroku's and show your boss whatever you want. They're specified as URLs, so they can be hosted on some other platform. I don't know if that feature works when AWS is failing Heroku, but if Heroku's up enough to serve the error page, maybe it's up enough to serve the error page you configured instead of its own.
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/error-pages https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/error-pages
- hardoncollider 14y agoSolid, thanks for the heads up!
- hardoncollider 14y agoI contacted Heroku and got clarification. Tonight's events would've resulted in the misleading default error message, regardless of customer error pages. With AWS failing, that's a big issue and platform failure should be vocalized correctly.