Comment on How we reduced deployment times by 95%parentComments−privateSFacct7yAgreed.I think Heroku did a number of things almost better in terms of a deployment / dev story? But getting past the pricing was super hard.−shay_ker7yThe pricing is way worth it if you do the math on the number of engineers you won't need anymore−privateSFacct7yI don't disagree - but when you start your budget is so small that you worry overly much about price "if you get big".Then when you have a budget you are used to other systems -> so it's a learning curve to get back and switching costs are higher.−maerF0x07yor even better if you consider the Product value of what those engineers _could_ be producing instead.
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Agreed.
I think Heroku did a number of things almost better in terms of a deployment / dev story? But getting past the pricing was super hard.
The pricing is way worth it if you do the math on the number of engineers you won't need anymore
I don't disagree - but when you start your budget is so small that you worry overly much about price "if you get big".
Then when you have a budget you are used to other systems -> so it's a learning curve to get back and switching costs are higher.
or even better if you consider the Product value of what those engineers _could_ be producing instead.