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Are you sure this isn't against Heroku's TOS?
by rtpg 12y ago
Are you sure this isn't against Heroku's TOS?
- itake 12y agothe more common way to do this is with new relic's uptime monitoring. I don't think heroku cares.
- ericnolte 12y agoMy assumption is if you're at a stage of dev worth running New Relic then your app is probably worth the constant uptime. Out of the dozen or so Heroku apps I have only one or two are using New Relic. The rest are just experiments not worth the additional infrastructure waste.