What's your favourite out of the box serverless hosting provider?

I've been using Digital Ocean's app platform for a few small web services, but it's becoming clear they've somewhat soft abandoned the product with how many critical features are still missing.

#Heroku is an obvious option, but they're pretty spendy.

I didn't realize #Render provides full compute hosting beyond static sites, and looks to have a fairly compelling feature set.

#devops #it #hosting

【Rails7+esbuild】デプロイ時にasset pipeline系のエラーが出たら確認すること
https://qiita.com/MIDO-ruby7/items/9718b40c97e4d282ae83?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #Heroku #アセットパイプライン #初学者向け #esbuild #Rails7

🧠 What if we told you…

That you could level up your Rails deployment game on Heroku.

Learn how to utilize buildpacks and gemfile for a smooth upgrade process. Check out our latest guide: https://www.fastruby.io/blog/how-to-run-multiple-versions-of-rails-on-heroku.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=Organic&utm_campaign=Blogpromo&utm_term=heroku-multiple-rails-rubies&utm_content=Textonly&utm_id= #gemfile #heroku #rubyonrails

🔑 Unlock the power of Heroku buildpacks with a different Gemfile.

Our latest guide explores the intricacies of buildpacks, Gemfile.next, and more. Dive in: https://www.fastruby.io/blog/how-to-run-multiple-versions-of-rails-on-heroku.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=Organic&utm_campaign=Blogpromo&utm_term=heroku-multiple-rails-rubies&utm_content=Textonly&utm_id= #heroku #gemfile #rubyonrails #upgraderails

I hate that I miss #Heroku. Using Heroku is so nostalgic to me. They are the OG in hobbyists hosting, and it's where I made my start. Sadly, they fell to #BigTech and #Salesforce.

Using #Linode now, however, I miss the Heroku CLI and the deployment process. It was just so much better and easier.

GigalixirのStackを更新する
https://qiita.com/mnishiguchi/items/3b7dc3d377eeb010a70c?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #Heroku #Elixir #Phoenix #Gigalixir

Now that #Heroku has killed its free tier, anyone have any suggestions for where to #host small fun projects for *actually cheap*? I know there's an argument that #AWS, #DigitalOcean, etc are "cheap" per-month but it adds up over a year for goofy and inconsequential stuff. Are there any options for this anymore? Esp stuff that isn't static HTML but has a server component?

Anyone else getting infinte redirects/reloads on Heroku?

Tried different browsers etc.

#Heroku

Hell just froze over…

After *years* of asking, #Heroku are finally allowing non-enterprise accounts to use Private Spaces.

I’m a firm believer that security features should be available to all, even if there’s a small cost impact. It shouldn’t require enormous contractual changes nor a 25% price uplift.

My third #emacs package is on #MELPA! Use heroku.el to as easily manage your #heroku instances, as you manage git with #magit. Transient is the most efficient interface possible! You can tail logs, run commands like bash and python, restart and promote dynos, connect to Heroku Postgres with #psql using built-in Emacs sql functionalityand more!

https://github.com/licht1stein/heroku.el

Since #Heroku did away with their free tier and #homebrew dropped Heroku Toolbelt, it's lost a lot of shine for me. EngineYard is too expensive for non-commercial projects. DigitalOcean and AWS are decent options, but less of a PaaS and more of a VPS or k8s solution.

What are people using for Ruby on Rails and Sinatra hosting these days, and why?

Signed up with #hetzner and deployed three personal projects easily via #dokku. They were previously hosted on #heroku, and it was getting to be more expensive. I hesitated because I thought it would be too complicated, but no. It was very easy to do. #dokku and #hetzner FTW!

@Ryanbigg @jremsikjr it's all jokes and fun until the day when a RCE would need to be fixed while also #Heroku is not able do to releases or what not...

Or depending on your app, a previous deployment broke production and now you can't fix it because Heroku's API is down (again).

You call it #Heroku #outage, we call it "Yet another Friday when we are not able to deploy for3 hours to production because Heroku is having issues with their API"

https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2561

#Heroku #NodeJS question - I'm working on a Node package, and I need to test it deployed on Heroku as a dependency of another project. I'm using npm's GitHub link to test a branch of the package.

The problem is Heroku caches the npm build, so new changes don't show up. I found the manual cache purge command, but I have to run it manually every deploy. Is there a better way?

To host a #vapor and #postgres app, would you recommend #heroku, #digitalocean or another service? I have used Digital Ocean, but I wanted to know if there are better options.

I was having some trouble with a self signed Heroku Redis certificate + the Node Redis library. Finally figured it out and I feel pumped! The solution ended up being super simple too...

```ts
import { createClient } from "redis";

createClient({
socket: {
tls: true,
rejectUnauthorized: false,
}
});
```

#typescript #redis #heroku

@elight ohh, I didn't know you use to work at Heroku.

BTW I'm not blaming engineers nor the engineering team at all. Perhaps you can tell if this just because the gigantic bureaucracy at #Salesfoce that enable and made this kind of issue to extend to unacceptable level #Heroku was not used to have - because that's how it looks from the outside.

You call it #Heroku outage, we call it "Yet another Thursday when we are not able to deploy for 4 hours to production because Heroku is having issues with their API"

https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2558

once again, a status page that does not report an error is completely useless. On #Heroku right now I can't:
- deploy from github
- sign in on the command line
- access support(!)
and their status page is all green. Useless