OTOH, Heroku will idle your single-dyno (free) app if it doesn't get any
traffic for a while, which can be irritating as there's a noticeably delay
when the dyno grid unidles it.
The free plan of NewRelic includes a pinger that will call your app
every minute, and keep it from idling.
Alain
On 21/11/2011, at 5:32 PM, Mike Abner wrote:
I think your costs are going to come from the DB. If you need a dedicated DB
for each app then that's $1000 a month but performance will be nice. If you
could combine your databases then you can save some money there.
On the other hand, if
It's per-app, we have four apps, three of which use only a single dyno and
we don't get charged for the three that only use one dyno.
OTOH, Heroku will idle your single-dyno (free) app if it doesn't get any
traffic for a while, which can be irritating as there's a noticeably delay
when the dyno
On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 12:55 PM, anentropic bluesk...@gmail.com 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.
Adam
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You'd have one account with N apps on the account. Each app is a set of
resources (dynos, workers, dbs, add-ons). So you'd be able to scale them
independently from each other.
You set the number of dynos and workers you need for each app. Heroku does not
manage your dyno needs for you. You
