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Provides services & tools to build, run, mobile applications

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Heroku is a platform as a service (PaaS) that enables developers to build, run, and operate applications entirely in the cloud.

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One-off Dyno Metrics

Monitor Heroku scheduler jobs and any detached one-off dyno

The One-off Dyno Metrics Heroku add-on allows you to natively monitor and investigate detached one-off dynos. Metrics such as dyno lifecycle events, execution times and throughput help you diagnose issues fast. Know everything is running ok in a single glance.

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Web App•SaaS•Developer Tools

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Oscar van Ruiten

Heroku

Maker

Hi Makers! I am a software engineer that has been working with Heroku for multiple years. To investigate and diagnose issues, my first go-to place has always been Heroku's Application Metrics. It provides valuable application related metrics that usually give a good indication about what is going wrong and where. Unfortunately, these metrics only exist for so-called formation dynos like web or worker dynos, but not for one-off dynos. One-off dynos run in the background and are surprisingly invisible. Not anymore! Now you can get the same Heroku-worthy experience for one-off dynos. One-off Dyno Metrics allows you to integrate within a single click and starts processing and plotting your one-off dyno related data immediately. On top of that, there a a couple of alerts you can configure to keep an extra eye on your one-off dynos. Works with any detached one-off dyno by you, your application, Heroku, or a Heroku add-on like Heroku Scheduler.

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3yr ago

Oscar van Ruiten

Heroku

Maker

One-off Dyno Metrics is currently in Beta. This means it is available to use for free. We are actively working on adding another plot and optimising the UI and UX. These are 2 quotes I got so far: "the monitoring already surfaced a bug in my website. It’s amazing how a simple visualization can give so much more insight than a log file." "I feel this is something Heroku should have natively built in on their Metrics pane (since one-off workloads are effectively invisible to end users), but they don’t that I can see, so the One-Off Dyno Metrics add-on is a very nice fit." Thanks for reading and, of course, all feedback is welcome!

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Heroku is highly praised for its ease of use and robust platform, making it a preferred choice for developers. Makers of Reef and Lingocat commend Heroku for simplifying deployment and scaling, especially for side projects. It is noted for being more user-friendly than AWS for those not needing extensive customization. The makers of Mixture of AI also highlight its seamless deployment capabilities. While some users miss the free tier, Heroku's integrations and quick deployment features remain strong selling points.

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Andres Estrada

used Heroku to build Qibble

Qibble

(75 points)

We love Heroku because it lets us focus on our app, not on server configs. Their straightforward CLI, scalable dynos, and integrated add‑ons mean we can deploy in minutes—ideal for both quick prototypes and serious production workloads. Alternatives Considered: AWS EC2/Elastic Beanstalk: Powerful, but more setup overhead than we needed initially. Google Cloud Run: Slick container‑based approach, but Heroku’s developer experience is simpler. Azure App Service: Feature‑rich, yet Heroku’s one‑command deployments suited our quick iteration style better.

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4mo ago

Frank

used Heroku to build Reef

Reef

(279 points)

Best deployment service ever.

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6mo ago

Drew Gallagher

used Heroku to build

Readble Regex

(93 points)

Was able to deploy within an hour. So much easier than other deployment infra or platforms. Integrated seamlessly with Github for easy automatic deployments.

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6mo ago