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I don't think you can sue Heroku because it was "slow". Were any SLAs offered by Heroku explicitly not met? If so that's a different story. If AWS was able to

I don't think you can sue Heroku because it was "slow". Were any SLAs offered by Heroku explicitly not met? If so that's a different story. If AWS was able to be sued by every customer who didn't understand how their infrastructure config worked with the underlying EC2 network, or did something incorrectly for a time due to a documentation mistake there would be more lawyers working at Amazon than engineers.

dfischer 14y ago
The argument is not about sueing Heroku because of them being slow. It's sueing them because they lied.
- res0nat0r 14y ago
  Define "lied". Not having clear documentation or you not understanding 100% how their back end system is implemented does not mean they were lying.