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Yawn- heroku used to be my go-to but hasn't been for years.

• matthewfcarlson 2y ago
  On the other hand, it's nice to see them support the dotnet (I'm assuming through a well supported engine like mono).
  • mythz 2y ago
    Mono has been transferred to the WineHQ Organization [1] and is no longer recommended or supported by Microsoft. .NET is the only (cross-platform) server runtime anyone should consider running Server Apps on. [1] https://www.mono-project.com https://www.mono-project.com
  • runesoerensen 2y ago
    It’s actually using official .NET (which is now cross-platform and works very well on Heroku’s platform). Also see https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/dotnet-heroku-support-reference#net-versions https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/dotnet-heroku-support-...
    • paxys 2y ago
      .NET has been cross-platform since 2014
  • MortyWaves 2y ago
    Mono? What next, Heroku announces support for the newly released Python 2???
• kdamica 2y ago
  What do you use now?
  • CharlieDigital 2y ago
    Not the poster you replied to, but try Google Cloud Run or Azure Container Apps. Both scale to zero, are portable, and allow full use of your language/runtime/framework of choice. Take any app you are deploying to instance compute today and add a Dockerfile and ship it. AWS App runner comes close, but doesn't have the option to scale to zero.
  • ch4s3 2y ago
    I think Render is pretty good. https://render.com/ https://render.com/
• recursive 2y ago
  Thanks for your insightful comment.