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Yup. I am not that excited about the changes. I run a production web app on 2 dynos with 1 standard PostgreSQL DB and SSL, and my bill is over $100 per month. I
by ahanmal 12y ago
Yup. I am not that excited about the changes. I run a production web app on 2 dynos with 1 standard PostgreSQL DB and SSL, and my bill is over $100 per month. I am looking to moving over to DigitalOcean, where an equivalent setup starts at only $20 per month.
- brianwawok 12y agoTotally worth the move. Only $80 now but it only gets worse...
- jacques_chester 12y agoYou could try Pivotal Web Services[0]. If your software works on Heroku, it should work on PWS. Most of the buildpacks code is derived from Heroku's. Not sure how the pricing[1] compares. Disclaimer: I work for Pivotal Labs, which is part of Pivotal. Until recently I was on secondment to work on buildpacks. [0] https://run.pivotal.io/ https://run.pivotal.io/ [1] https://run.pivotal.io/pricing/ https://run.pivotal.io/pricing/
- trcollinson 12y agoIt's probably worth mentioning that you could also do the same thing on Amazon. With some of their tooling (like Elastic Beanstalk) their deployments have become exceptionally simple. Also, their pricing for their performance is extremely competitive. If you go a reserve instance it can be even better.
- ahanmal 12y agoThat's not a bad idea. I just priced it out and it comes to around $60 per month. Much cheaper, except now I need to pick up the cost of New Relic or an equivalent service.