I do have a rails app that I just deployed to Heroku, but of course with the acquisition, I am open to alternatives :)
The landing page is incredibly vague though, so I'm curious as to what you offer (besides Node.js) that Heroku does not. Things that are important to me:
-amazon s3 integration
-database push/pull (specifically mysql)
-custom domain routing
-full-text search integration (akin to heroku's web solr server add-on)
-easy, safe collaboration (akin to sharing projects through the heroku console)
I requested access regardless, and I can certainly try it to see if it works and provide feedback on the migration process.
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I do have a rails app that I just deployed to Heroku, but of course with the acquisition, I am open to alternatives :)
The landing page is incredibly vague though, so I'm curious as to what you offer (besides Node.js) that Heroku does not. Things that are important to me:
-amazon s3 integration -database push/pull (specifically mysql) -custom domain routing -full-text search integration (akin to heroku's web solr server add-on) -easy, safe collaboration (akin to sharing projects through the heroku console)
I requested access regardless, and I can certainly try it to see if it works and provide feedback on the migration process.
Heroku has had experimental Node.js support for awhile[1], but it's still just that, experimental[2].
[1] http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2010/4/28/node_js_support_ex...
[2] http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2010/9/20/an_update_on_herok...