What are your pricing plans going to be?
On Friday, 22 February 2013 14:48:35 UTC, Paul Urzhumov wrote:
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> With HyperPDF you don't need to learn new programming languages or
> technologies, just use familiar HTML, CSS and JavaScript for creating
> beautiful and complex PDF documents. Moreover,
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 6:13 PM, Eric Jain wrote:
> If I follow the instructions at
> https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/external-services,
> any Heroku app will be able to connect to my security group. Correct?
Correct.
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~ $ ./run_other_process_that_sends_data > myfifo
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On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 12:55 PM, anentropic wrote:
> I found a place in the FAQs where it says "Each application receives
> 750 free dyno hours per month" but would like to confirm that it
> really is per app.
>
Correct, it's per-app.
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On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 11:16 AM, anentropic wrote:
> Is this broadly comparable to Heroku... i.e. the whole 512MB is
> available to user processes?
Yes, all 512MB goes to your processes.
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Slugs don't have git repositories in them. Something in your app is trying
to do a Git operation when it boots -- you should figure out what it is and
remove it.
You can duplicate it locally by moving your .git directory to .git-bak, and
then try running your app.
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ec irb -r ./web
On Heroku:
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You might try putting this at the top of your email:work task:
STDOUT.sync = true
Ruby buffers output by default, which can cause it to delay appearing in the
logs until you have enough output.
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It doesn't matter where your sourcecode sits. All that matters is that
package.json is in your top-level directory.
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coming from your app, not Heroku infrastructure. It's a Rails log message.
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On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 9:51 AM, Neil Middleton wrote:
> ruby-1.9.2 ~/code/rest_test (master) ➔ heroku run rake db:migrate
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> Unknown command. Run 'heroku help' for usage information.
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You probably need to update to the latest Heroku gem: `gem install heroku`
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Cristiano -
Is your app in maintenance mode?
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ite the whole thing to
cover the broader array of concurrency models we can handle.
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fusion, and thanks for digging in and
providing such a detailed analysis.
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that your local filesystem is
case-insensitive (e.g., if you're on OS X) but the filesystem on
Heroku is case-sensitive (since it's Linux). Therefore you want to
make sure to use the correct case for the ruby file you're loading,
which is probably:
require 'digest'
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Make sure you have the latest Heroku gem:
$ gem install heroku
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Thanks for the suggestion Trevor, I agree that would be handy. Care
to add it to the Heroku client and send us a patch? :)
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I want upload some changes to my heroku up, but if I type
heroku rake db:migrate
I got this error:
rake aborted!
Permission denied - /home/slugs/379875_18c20e2_b265-4dc295df-e7e6-4e95-
b692-87812981aaa5/mnt/tmp/schema.rb
(See full trace by running task with --trace)
(in /disk1/home/slugs/379875_
Thanks for the report Joseph, we'll look into it.
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beautifully
when he said: "Self-daemonizing programs start you down the path to
hell.". See:
http://dustin.github.com/2010/02/28/running-processes.html
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Hello,
Just recently we started seeing a syntax error in our app's full text
search:
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: PGError: ERROR: syntax error in
tsquery: "'mongo':*" : SELECT COUNT(*) AS count_id FROM (SELECT 1 FROM
"presentations" WHERE (setweight(to_tsvector('english',
coalesce("presentati
Im trying to use the 'crypt' gem in my app. Ive had it working on
Heroku in the past, in fact with this same app. The gem installs
correctly, but when I log into the console and issue require 'crypt/
blowfish' it returns false. Any ideas?
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Thanks for the thoughtful description of your situation, Josal. We
appreciate your trust and are working very hard to continue to deserve
it!
Regarding unexpected timeouts, what we've seen is that they are almost
always a result of what I call a wedged process. I blogged about this
a couple year
Im ignoring the dependencies because of a Rails version conflict.
There is a Heroku recipes on their website that includes these
instructions.
Were you referring to Hobo or Heroku for your hobby projects? Im new
to Heroku, but I do fancy Hobo. Its definitely a bit slower than
native Rails but i li
Ok. Ive figured out that one of hobos build in generators isnt running
correctly. It should be running [1] but isnt. Ive tried [2] but I get
a read-only error. Any ideas?
[1] rake hobo:generate_taglibs
[2] heroku hobo:generate_taglibs
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First off im new to Heroku but aside from a few frustrations I think
its pretty cool.
Ive been trying to Heroku to play nicely with the Hobo gem. The app im
using is just the default app hobo generates. The process im using to
create and deploy my application is as follows:
1) hobo test_app
2) ./
Ive used heroku successfully before so can't understand the source of
this error.
Rails - 2.3.2
Ruby 1.8.7
rails blah
cd blah
git init
git add .
git commit -m "first commit"
git push origin master
heroku create
git push heroku master
heroku rake db:migrate
heroku restart
now when I go to the app
We've just rolled out a new version of our process manager, with streamlined
handling of crashed processes. A lot of you guys have been frustrated when
your workers crash (libXML segfaults, for example) because the restart
behavior was somewhat unpredictable.
The new version follows a very simple
Hi,
I'm assessing Heroku as a potential host for a web service we've been
developing, and I am perplexed by a piece of contradictory information
I found in the documentation. Specifically, the documentation states
a) that uploading files to S3 should be handled by background workers
(http://docs.
We're building a CMS-like app that allows users to create and host
their own sites. As part of this, we want to allow them to specify
their own custom domain.
I understand how to specify a custom domain on Heroku as the
developer, but I'm not sure how to let users specify domains, or if it
is eve
ationship to the lifetime of the dyno or worker process. We
should update that since it would be valuable information in this
case.
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estart, and then periodically (every 12 -
24hrs) otherwise.
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Great discussion in this thread. Matthew, your analysis and
monkey-patch are very impressive! I'm just sorry you guys are stuck
reverse-engineering this portion of our stack to get your apps working
the way you want - that's definitely bad on us. We're hoping to be
able to make heroku_rack open
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 6:50 AM, Maximilian Mack wrote:
> Is there a rails wiki software out there who works with heroku?
http://github.com/adamwiggins/bitswiki
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ven store each mention in a table.
>
> id | twitter_id | text
>
> Then create a DJ:
> - get Tweet.last
> - grab from Twitter the last mentions
> - store them in the database
> - create the next DJ
>
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Am 01.06.2010 um 10:25 schrieb ada
Im a newish programmer so perhaps my lack of experience is stopping me
from finding the answer. Anyway maybe someone here can help.
Ive created a simple TwitterAgent class that is used for a reoccuring
background job (Dealyed_job). It accessed twitters and is grabs all
the latest mentions since th
Error: undefined method `count' for []:Array
>>
>> % heroku console --app bamboo-ree187
>> >> [].count
>> => 0
>>
>> % heroku console --app bamboo-mri191
>> >> [].count
>> => 0
>>
>> --wuputah
>>
>> On Mon, May 10, 20
My heroku app is tripping over code at the point where i try to do a
count on an empty array. But in development on my local machine with
the very same database and code (taps db:pull) it doesnt trip up.
can anyone tell me why this is? im using ruby 1.8.7 and rails 2.3.2
below is the offending li
should ask to allow whether it can
store for offline use. Chrome doesn't seem to support this currently,
not sure about other browsers.
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flush_all isn't possible with the current memcache beta. We've got a
major update coming soon that will add support for this.
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B increase in slug size.
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Gem Bundler is rapidly on its way to becoming the new community
standard for managing gem dependencies in Ruby apps. Bundler is the
default gem manager for Rails 3, but it will also work seamlessly with
any other web framework (or no framework) since it has no dependencies
itself.
Using it is as s
add a worker or a second dyno, now you'll have two
in-memory tables which don't match.
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ails::Rack::LogTailer
use Rails::Rack::Static
run ActionController::Dispatcher.new
Just replace my_subdir with the name of your subdirectory.
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It uses the version installed in your codebase.
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templates, images) are in your Git repository
and you're only reading them, that will work fine. The only time you
can't use the filesystem is for writes, such as storing images or pdfs
uploaded by your users. For that you should use S3.
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Yes, I set this up as a demo of scanty-redis a while back:
http://scanty-redis.heroku.com/
I put the Redis db on slicehost, described in the third paragraph of this post:
http://adam.blog.heroku.com/past/2009/7/13/scanty_on_redis/
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#x27;, :conditions => {:hostname => 'www.d1.com'}
map.connect :controller => 'a2', :conditions => {:hostname => 'www.d2.com'}
Personally I think this is likely to result in confusing code, so I
wouldn't do it. But if you want to you that's how you wou
rmance of your dynos is being
substantially impacted by abuse (which I presume is what the
throttling is for), contact us and we can work out a
higher-performance solution together.
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ing a simple load test during a
deploy. Something like:
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$ git push heroku
When I ran this I got the following output (after all the git push /
heroku slug compile messages):
Complete requ
t. So for example you might
add the following domains to your app:
*.example1.com
example2.com
Here you could access the app via foo.example1.com, but not foo.example2.com.
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You need to use ENV['USER'], or else pass ADMIN= on the command line:
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cehost slice, or an EC2
instance (which is preferred since you'll have the lowest latency
between your app and Solr.)
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g to a heavier-duty solution.
> Idea 3. None of this will work, I need to user Solr.
Yeah, depending on what your users are willing to put up with -
whether it is a commercial app, for example - Solr may be in your
future. But hopefully the info I've provided here will help you make
a d
rs underscore an invalid
character in the database name. I'm not sure why (this is in the
path, not the hostname) - perhaps a patch to taps to handle this as a
special case would be the workaround.
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On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 7:25 AM, Ed Jones wrote:
> C:\Users\Ed\webapps>host whendidji.com
> whendidji.com has address 216.39.57.104
This is your problem. It should read something like this:
C:\> host whendidji.com
whendidji.com is an alias pointing to proxy.hero
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 7:08 AM, Ed Jones wrote:
> Alas, for myapp.com, heroku just gives "Heroku | No such app. There is
> no app configured at that hostname."
Try:
heroku domains:add myapp.com
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Or are you looking for
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Very nice, Trevor. I wonder if you could write this up into a blog
post somewhere that summarizes the technique? That way we can provide
the link to others that prefer not to use environment variables in
their local setup.
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ome point, we'd probably look into switching to Squid, which has the
capability to share the same cache pool across servers.
In any case, I would be very surprised if the non-shared cache pool
between our varnish servers causes you any kind of problem. If it
does, of course we'd lik
#{css}"
system "sass #{sass} #{css}"
system "git add #{css}"
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[Ctrl-D]
$ chmod 755 .git/hooks/pre-commit
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> Is there anyway to see the size of the database being used on Heroku,
http://docs.heroku.com/heroku-command#app-commands
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> at it.
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the line like you said. Maybe this has to do with differences in the
gettext library on BSD vs Linux? In any case, I agree that it should follow
whatever irb does on your current platform. Please feel free to submit
patches to heroku-client on github
of concurrency.
A compute unit, on the other hand, is a measure of raw CPU power.
More compute units on your dedicated database means your
SQL/ActiveRecord queries will execute faster, which will increase the
throughput on a database-bound app.
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be aware that some users will get this error message.
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avoid accidentally re-pushing the removed/changed commits.
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I'm also having issues - trying to connect to herokugarden's git
server. Very happy with the innovative services here, hopefully it's
a simple fix so the heroku staff can enjoy the rest of the weekend.
On May 16, 4:10 pm, lgs wrote:
> http://herokugarden.com/ is down at least since 12 hours :
>
Hey folks, we'd been having elevated error rates today (the http 503 /
ouchie guy page). They were very intermittent (just reload and the
next request would usually work) but still very annoying. We tracked
down and resolved the problem, so things should be back to normal now.
and gives you complete
flexibility on where you may chose to place either your processing
instance or your app and its database.
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, for example:
heroku create myapp-experimental --remote app2
git checkout experimental
git push app2 master
That will push whatever the current branch is, in this case
experimental, to the master branch on Heroku.
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, this avoids having to tinker
with MX records, so perhaps we'll make this the official way to set up
custom domains. What do you guys think?
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Good call, Max. I've updated the docs.
http://docs.heroku.com/renaming-apps
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Try this:
git remote rm heroku
git remote add heroku g...@heroku.com:followme.git
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of repo/slug size, you may not see them until you push your
code again.
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and I suspect on most other
SQL-compatible databases as well.
Personally, I prefer to use SQLite for all my local development. This
forces me to code to the lowest common denominator. In this
particular case it wouldn't have helped, but in most others it's very
effect
yeah I know, it's
long overdue) and all the ops stuff that you do to chase that holy
grail of 100% uptime, we're gonna hit a few growing pains such as
today's little escapade. We appreciate your bearing with us as we
continue to mature our product and our operation.
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Are you on Ubuntu? Try installing the Ruby development package:
$ sudo apt-get install ruby1.8-dev
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Tony, can you run "sudo gem install taps" to get the latest version (Ricardo
has been hard at work fixing numerous edge-case bugs), and then try again?
If you still get an error, post the exact output here.
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Should be fixed now.
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Indeed, should be an easy change to this line:
http://github.com/heroku/heroku/blob/25977db86c4a07b9766a53ae9cea1b3d41c3e3cc/lib/heroku/commands/db.rb#L72
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. Even having a huge quantity of plugins that need to be initialized
can sometimes create very long boot times.
One thing to try is "heroku restart", which will take another pass at trying
to boot, and if the timing issue is intermittent, it might work the second
time aro
Is this still happening for you right now? I was able to execute 1+1
against your app right now without difficulty. Are you using "heroku
console 1+1" or "heroku console" and then entering into the interactive
shell?
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Yes, db:push is a preferred method, if you have the database loaded locally.
Make sure you have the latest version of the heroku and taps gems
installed:
sudo gem install heroku taps
...and then read details here:
http://docs.heroku.com/taps
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e got some ideas for how to work around this, it's definitely a point of
confusion/annoyance when setting up domains.
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You can do multiple domains on Heroku via the command-line tool:
heroku domains:add mydomain1.com
heroku domains:add mydomain2.com
See: http://docs.heroku.com/custom-domains#heroku-setup
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We had a brief issue with one git server this morning. It's fixed now - try
your push again.
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ls is here:
http://docs.heroku.com/http-caching#caching-dynamic-content-by-age
Setting expires or other cache headers would look very similar.
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it remote rm code from rename:
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Into destroy:
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Anton -
I went to http://heroku.com/signup and typed in your email. An invitation
should be in your inbox now.
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That's very odd. Github downtime shouldn't affect the Heroku gem, since
it's in Rubyforge.
Can you type "gem sources" and see if it lists http://gems.rubyforge.org?
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Try running these commands inside your app's directory first:
git init
git add .
git commit -m "first commit"
This is documented here: http://heroku.com/docs#toc9
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You can use curl, via the backticks you suggested. However, it would be
more portable to do it with pure Ruby, using a library such as RestClient,
HTTParty, or good ol' fashioned Net::HTTP.
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just tinkering with a new app, one thing to try is "heroku
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is working the way you expect.
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I ran a manual db:data:dump for saps.herokugarden.com. You should be able
to download the file now.
Adam
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On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 2:40 PM, ptorrsmith wrote:
> $ sudo apt-get install git
>
This should be:
sudo apt-get install git-core
It's definitely confusing that there is a package named "git" on Debian
which is not the Git revision
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