Re:Auto Scale your Heroku Apps with Hero Scale
by railsjedi on Thursday December 16, 2010 @09:03AM
(#2012027)
Yep, I tried all the open source autoscaling heroku tools on Github. They were not easy to use, and had major problems (try them, you'll see!)
I think Heroku users value their time above all else. There's much cheaper ways to host your Rails apps. This tool allows Heroku users to save money while not having to spend days getting their autoscaling stuff working and tested.
Re:Auto Scale your Heroku Apps with Hero Scale
by aaronbrethorst on Thursday December 16, 2010 @02:00PM
(#2013151)
Pedro's DJ fork[1] has worked quite well for me. What didn't go well with it for you?
Re:Auto Scale your Heroku Apps with Hero Scale
by steveklabnik on Thursday December 16, 2010 @03:58PM
(#2013646)
It only scales jobs, it doesn't scale dynos.
Re:Auto Scale your Heroku Apps with Hero Scale
by runT1ME on Thursday December 16, 2010 @05:02PM
(#2013957)
>>I think Heroku users value their time above all else. There's much cheaper ways to host your Rails apps. This tool allows Heroku users to save money while not having to spend days getting their autoscaling stuff working and tested.
Then charge more!!!
I mean, you just said it yourself, your target market values time over money. Don't try to compete on price then. right? :)
Re:Auto Scale your Heroku Apps with Hero Scale
by enoptix on Thursday December 16, 2010 @10:11AM
(#2012255)
This one works exceptionally well with Resque:
Re:Auto Scale your Heroku Apps with Hero Scale
by steveklabnik on Thursday December 16, 2010 @03:59PM
(#2013649)
This scales workers, it doesn't scale dynos.
As an aside, perhaps I (a cheap developer) am not in your target demographic, and you're really targeting folks with lots of Heroku apps and lots of money to spend. In which case you should be charging bundles more than $20/month.