The pricing page has become somewhat gimmicky with the 750 hours free
thing. Just a flaky response to EY 500 hours free promo I think.
There's nothing new about this - you get a free dyno every month as
others have indicated.
Korny - here's a list of useful free addons that all fulfil a simple
bu
For me the biggest "limitation" on Heroku was that the "dyno" dies off
pretty quickly (~10-20 mins) if there are no requests. Then the app should
waste time warming up (read - loading Rails) again and again.
Should not be a big deal for "demo" sites and ones with a consistent traffic
though.
Hero
According to this: http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/billing-changes on the
new cedar stack 750/hrs a month should be included free, so may be worth asking
them what's happening.
On 02/06/2011, at 12:38 PM, Korny Sietsma wrote:
> Hmm - it seems I might have a single worker - my 'accounts' pa
On 2-Jun-2011, at 12:31 PM, Chris Berkhout wrote:
> I think you're also limited to your app slug being 5MB.
Slug can be up to 100mb:
http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/slug-size
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Love the site design of Heroscale, unfortunately I get this:
"Thanks for signing up with Heroscale. Unfortunately, we discovered
some serious backend issues we're going to need to address. We're
hoping to be back online in mid February. Sorry for the
inconvenience!"
Does anyone know if this actual
Hmm - it seems I might have a single worker - my 'accounts' page shows I've
incurred 5c in costs so far.
Maybe this is a limitation of running clojure (which needs a JVM process) -
not sure, the clojure support doesn't seem to be documented anywhere :)
I'll leave it going for now - I can afford a
Yeah, one dyno, no workers.
The pricing page shows you get 5MB in a shared database for free and I
think you're also limited to your app slug being 5MB.
I'm sure this was all clearer in previous versions of the web page.
Check each individual add-on to see what you what/if it offers for free.
Che
Hey Korny;
I have several apps deployed onto Heroku and have only ever gotten an
error once.
You get a single dyno for free which will buckle under a certain
amount of traffic, it's not like a single mongrel or whatever but it's
pretty close as far as I can tell. You'll get an email if it hits it
Hi folks - I've just deployed my first ever app to Heroku, and I'm wondering
if anyone could clarify exactly what you get for free?
I'm a bit lost in the website - lots of stuff on nifty addons, but if I'm
just deploying a demo app, what are the limitations?
And do I have to care? If I run out of
