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Heroku Database Limits

Posted on September 11, 2014October 25, 2021

I’ve been using Heroku for years and it is a great service with great support. Our company, AtomicJolt uses it for all new projects since we an quickly bring up a new site on a free account and show it to our customers. One problem we frequently run into is the database row limit when…

Heroku Database Tips

Posted on December 13, 2013October 25, 2021

Even on Heroku where most of the problems of sys ops is taken care of for you, you will occasionally run into strange database issues that are hard to explain. For me it the database issues showed up as some ugly entries when I tried to run a rake db:migrate on a deployed database: 2013-12-13T16:57:28.079781+00:00…

Rails on Heroku Notes – some Asset Pipeline and a Frame issue

Posted on October 23, 2013November 1, 2021

A tiny Rails asset pipeline thing if you are into bookmarklets This is more a general Rails issue rather than a Heroku issue, but I ran into the problem while deploying to heroku so I’m including it. Rails 3 generated digest as well as undigested version of your assets. Rails 4 no longer does that….

Rails on Heroku Notes – some Asset Pipeline and a Frame issue

Posted on October 23, 2013November 1, 2021

A tiny Rails asset pipeline thing if you are into bookmarklets This is more a general Rails issue rather than a Heroku issue, but I ran into the problem while deploying to heroku so I’m including it. Rails 3 generated digest as well as undigested version of your assets. Rails 4 no longer does that….

Rails on Heroku Notes – some Asset Pipeline and a Frame issue

Posted on October 23, 2013November 1, 2021

A tiny Rails asset pipeline thing if you are into bookmarklets This is more a general Rails issue rather than a Heroku issue, but I ran into the problem while deploying to heroku so I’m including it. Rails 3 generated digest as well as undigested version of your assets. Rails 4 no longer does that….

Heroku

Posted on October 30, 2009October 25, 2021

I’ve watched Heroku for a while. I’ve even tried to deploy an app there a few times, but never got into it that much. I needed a cheap (free) place to put My Amazon Feeds.com. It’s just a utility site. It’s not meant to scale or be production worthy. Instead it’s meant to show off…

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