Master Heroku: Free eBook & Expert Guidance
Harnessing Heroku
Your guide to getting the most out of the Heroku Platform
Want to know more about Heroku from Salesforce and how it can benefit you?
This eBook is a comprehensive guide for developers and technical professionals who are interested in building and deploying web applications on the Heroku platform.
It also caters to business leaders and decision-makers who want to understand how Heroku can help their organisations achieve their digital transformation goals.
Key Takeaways
- Fundamentals of Heroku
- Mastering Heroku’s features
- Building and deploying applications efficiently
- Optimising application performance
- How to integrate Heroku with other services
- Maximising & Optimising ROI on the Heroku platform
- Achieving business goals with custom Heroku Solutions
Chapter Outline
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FAQ's
What is Heroku used for?
Heroku is a cloud platform that allows developers to build, deploy, and manage applications without needing to handle the underlying infrastructure. It is particularly suited for web and mobile applications and supports multiple programming languages.
What programming languages does Heroku support?
Heroku supports a variety of programming languages, including Node.js, Ruby, Python, Java, PHP, Scala, Go, and others. Developers can choose a buildpack tailored to their language and framework.
What are dynos in Heroku?
Dynos are lightweight, isolated containers that run the code for your application on Heroku. They can be scaled horizontally (adding more dynos) or vertically (increasing dyno size) to handle traffic and workload.
What kind of databases and data services does Heroku provide?
Heroku offers fully managed data services, including Heroku Postgres for relational databases, Heroku Redis for in-memory key-value storage, and integration with other third-party add-ons for NoSQL, analytics, and more.
How does Heroku handle scaling?
Scaling on Heroku is simple. Developers can scale applications by adding or removing dynos through the Heroku Dashboard or CLI. Horizontal scaling allows adding more dynos, while vertical scaling involves using dynos with more resources.
What is the pricing model for Heroku?
Heroku has a flexible pricing model, ranging from a free tier for small projects and experimentation to paid tiers for production-grade applications. Pricing is based on the number and type of dynos, data storage, and add-ons used.
