Feature request: an easier way to get to your addon urls

Let's say I want to get to my app's New Relic page. Right now, I have to go to Heroku's website, log in, click My Apps, find my app, click the app's name, click Add-ons, click New Relic. Is there an easier way? Perhaps something on the command line, such as: heroku addons:open newrelic

Re: heroku db:push doesnt work

Update your heroku gem (gem update heroku), and try again. It should work now. There was a bug at their end, but they have fixed it now. --Asif On Jan 10, 7:14 am, ChrisWolf cw10...@gmail.com wrote: I am having the same issue.   The exact error I get is: $ heroku db:push Taps 0.3 Load

Re: Feature request: an easier way to get to your addon urls

I agree, that would be quite useful. --Asif On Jan 11, 3:18 am, Trevor Turk trevort...@gmail.com wrote: Let's say I want to get to my app's New Relic page. Right now, I have to go to Heroku's website, log in, click My Apps, find my app, click the app's name, click Add-ons, click New Relic.

Re: Internal Server Error After a db:push

Working for me as well now. Thanks David. --Asif Sheikh On Jan 10, 11:28 am, Scott LaBounty slabou...@gmail.com wrote: Looks like it's working now for me. Thanks David. Scott On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 7:54 AM, David Dollar da...@heroku.com wrote: This appears to have been an issue in

Re: postgres tuning

Hey Guys, Any further thoughts on this? Thanks, Carson On Jan 7, 1:35 pm, Carson Gross carsongr...@gmail.com wrote: Sure.  We've got a big, ugly database that we are constantly slamming data into (nearly constant appends on one table, with occasionally purges.)  We'd like to increase the

Re: postgres tuning

Your use case (high volume, low value writes) sounds like it would be a perfect match for one of heroku's nosql addons... mongo or couch in particular. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Heroku group. To post to this group, send email to

Re: postgres tuning

Yeah. Sadly, we are all very much stuck in the YesSQL mindset (our data is relational) and would prefer to stick with that horse as long as is possible. Our performance is good right now and appears to scale to the loads we'd like to see, but since perf is typically a non-linear sort of thing

Re: Killing Cron Process?

I tried Oren's suggestion about doing a heroku restart and that did not kill/restart an already-running cron task. Same with uninstalling the cron addon - that does not seem to kill the already-running cron process either. Any other ideas? Maybe a heroku kill might be in order... -Zach On Wed,

Spanish Accents in ActiveRecord

Hi, Anyone knows how to setup a web application that needs to store spanish accents (such as á, é, or í) in the ActiveRecord models. When I use the Heroku Console and I try to insert a string with Spanish characters in the model, I always get the following error: ActiveRecord ::

Re: Spanish Accents in ActiveRecord

What version of Ruby are you using Sergio? The issue is probably that the string is being interpreted as latin rather than UTF-8 but is then being saved as UTF-8. In 1.8.x you can use Iconv In 1.9.2 the strings have the encoding baked in. Take a look at force_encoding, and encoding and also