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PHP will be a tough market to enter for Heroku. It will be especially hard to attract owners of small PHP based sites. Almost every traditional, shared hosting
by mixedbit 12y ago
PHP will be a tough market to enter for Heroku. It will be especially hard to attract owners of small PHP based sites. Almost every traditional, shared hosting provider supports PHP, prices are really low and setup is trivial (just dump PHP files in your public_html folder, set DB connection string and you're done). For larger sites, when scalability and availability become a significant issue, Heroku platform may be appealing.
- camus2 12y agoWell, I dont know. It will all come down to cost,and the ability to manage CMSs on Heroku, I think. Something like Wordpress is in my opinion not built for readonly paas,more for classic/upload with FTP workflow. And Heroku IS expensive while being very easy to use when one think his app as readonly backed up by cdns and databases. I deployed a few Symfony projects on Heroku,it works well. But why choose PHP when I can choose my entire stack since not limited by host restrictions? It's an interesting experiment nevertheless.
- waxzce 12y agoIn fact it's exactly why we create FS bucket in the Clever Cloud product : http://doc.clever-cloud.com/databases-and-services/fs-buckets/ http://doc.clever-cloud.com/databases-and-services/fs-bucket...