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The New Heroku Postgres Database Experience(blog.heroku.com)
62 points by mattsoldo 12y ago|12 comments
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Faster Database Forking(blog.heroku.com)
5 points by mattsoldo 12y ago|0 comments
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Node.js deploys fixed on Heroku(devcenter.heroku.com)
2 points by mattsoldo 13y ago|0 comments
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HTTP Request IDs improve visibility across the application stack(blog.heroku.com)
3 points by mattsoldo 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 13y ago
The blog post says that PX dynos are currently c1.xlarge (see https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2014/2/3/heroku-xl#performa... , paragraph 4).
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Thebatkid.com, running on Heroku(blog.heroku.com)
1 points by mattsoldo 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 13y ago
This hackathon is part of Dreamforce ( http://www.salesforce.com/dreamforce/DF13/ ), Salesforce's big annual user / partner conference. Dreamforce normally costs $1199 to attend, but that was way to big
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A quick and easy easy brain hack - take the scenic route(medium.com)
1 points by mattsoldo 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 13y ago
I'm a PM at Heroku. The dyno redundancy check has nothing to do with protecting the platform. It is a best practice for production apps to have redundancy at the web server level. This protects your app from downtime should underlying serve
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
That's not right. In any configuration the goal is to minimize queue time. What is critical to doing this is having a request queue and a pool of concurrent "workers" (to use the generic queueing theory term) in back of it. Unicorn uses t
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I believe in the future (takeaways from TED day 1)(matts-blog.herokuapp.com)
8 points by mattsoldo 14y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
Some public companies (mine included) have specific guidelines around how information is disseminated that can be reasonably be expected to impact share prices. If you look at the NASDAQ website ( http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=
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Heroku Office Hours in SF Tomorrow at 3pm(blog.heroku.com)
2 points by mattsoldo 14y ago|0 comments
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Heroku Postgres releasing all beta plans to GA on Aug 1(postgres.heroku.com)
3 points by mattsoldo 14y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
brew was a big step forward. But 1 step (download postgres.app) is better than 3 (install devtools, install brew, brew install postgres). We saw that many developers were using SQLite (or MySQL) on their local machines, but Postgres on Hero
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
Postgres.app was in beta until today. Now it is GA. This was our first public announcement.
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Postgres.app - dead simple development with Postgres on a Mac(postgres.heroku.com)
5 points by mattsoldo 14y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
Don't reserve for 3 years. AWS cuts their costs at a relatively reliable rate. We've done the match an found that the 1 year reservations are absolutely worth while, but that the 3 year reservations are not. Granted that was for our specifi
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
We've generally found that this sort abuse rarely happens. Generally developers utilize our services as they are intended. And it is much easier to release new services and watch for abuse than to pro-actively restrict them before-hand. The
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Heroku Postgres Basic Plan(postgres.heroku.com)
109 points by mattsoldo 14y ago|38 comments
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Using the Heroku Postgres Dev plan(mutelight.org)
1 points by mattsoldo 14y ago|0 comments
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
That's right. They are all Japanese things in increasing order of deadliness.
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
Thanks for the feature request. Attaching multiple apps to one DB is something we've wanted to do for quite a while... FYI, you can hack this by provisioning a database on one app, then manually setting the DATABASE_URL config var on a seco
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
Keep in mind that the dev databases have Continuous Protection ( https://postgres.heroku.com/#protect ), and manual backup plans work on them as well.
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
We haven't determined the limit yet. Our goal is that it is more than enough to evaluate the heroku platform and to develop and test on, and high enough that any of the existing shared:5mb databases can migrate to it without worries. It wil
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
We will certainly have a deprecation / transition period between the existing shared db plan and the new development plan that will give users ample opportunity to migrate their data. Safely preserving data is our number one priority, so th
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by mattsoldo 14y ago
The shared 20gb plan (based on the older, Postgres 8.3-based architecture) is still available, as is the free 5mb shared offering. We won't replace these until this new development plan is out of beta. Once we do we will continue to have a
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by mattsoldo 15y ago
Doing joins or foreign keys is no problem. You simply join against the appropriate hstore function.
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Introducing key/value data storage in Heroku Postgres(postgres.heroku.com)
57 points by mattsoldo 15y ago|4 comments
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by mattsoldo 15y ago
Yes... why would any website that values privacy and security not use HTTPS for everything? We've been doing that from day one on https://postgres.heroku.com .

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