Heroku down for production and staging apps
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Heroku down for production and staging apps
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Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#2I still dream of the day they'll let us set up different availability zones. Not that I'm sure this wouldn't occur, mind you.
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#3I'd be curious to see the numbers of how often Heroku pushes code to production, and also how often those pushes break the build.
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#4I'd be curious to see the numbers of how often Heroku pushes code to production, and also how often those pushes break the build.
Well, it may not be their fault: http://status.aws.amazon.com/
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#5I'd be curious to see the numbers of how often Heroku pushes code to production, and also how often those pushes break the build.
Is this issue not to do with the AWS problems?
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#6Yeah, seems to be Amazon, not Heroku this time.
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#7I'd be curious to see the numbers of how often Heroku pushes code to production, and also how often those pushes break the build.
Well, it may not be their fault: http://status.aws.amazon.com/
Sorry, what I meant was that I wasn't suggesting it was their fault, I was merely reminded of my own curiosity of wanting to build a better product but not wanting to break what a ton of customers are using and paying a lot of money for
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#8I still dream of the day they'll let us set up different availability zones. Not that I'm sure this wouldn't occur, mind you.
Dynos already run in different availability zones: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/production-check
You can take that a step further by running dynos in the European (eu-west-1) region: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/regions
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#9I still dream of the day they'll let us set up different availability zones. Not that I'm sure this wouldn't occur, mind you.
Dynos already run in different availability zones: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/production-check You can take that a step further by running dynos in the European (eu-west-1) region: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/regions
That's still in Beta though.
Re: Heroku down for production and staging apps
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Dynos already run in different availability zones: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/production-check You can take that a step further by running dynos in the European (eu-west-1) region: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/regions
That's still in Beta though.
I'm running a production webapp since May on the Heroku EU region, not a scratch since then.
It's a Beta suited for production apps since February:
"Beta Testers,
Heroku Europe is ready to begin running your production apps!
Create an app in the region:
$ heroku create --region eu
As always, private betas should be considered confidential. Please don’t tweet, blog, or talk about this feature publicly until we announce it ourselves.
Documentation: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/regions Questions & feedback: eu-beta@heroku.com
Best,
The Heroku Team"