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What is Heroku?
- Heroku is a Platform as a Service (PaaS).
- This means that it is a managed server infrastructure. Your code and database sit in here in order to run on the internet.
- It differs from infrastructure as a service (such as AWS) in that it has the most used functionality prebuilt with management and security, which makes it easier to run (without compromising).
Heroku is your solution for
- Simplifying DevOps
- Integrating your Salesforce CRM data directly into your web apps
- Run your infrastructure without requiring months of study!
- Scale your use up and down proactively so your app never goes down, and you don't overspend
The Business Benefits of Heroku
- Control your spend with annual licensing.
- Easy to understand and configure add-ons.
- Save money on DevOps costs.
- Perfect for startups, small, medium and large enterprises.
- Security is carefully considered.
reinteractive and Heroku
reinteractive has been delivering solutions on Heroku for nearly two decades. Our expertise and skill in setting up and debugging Heroku are unparalleled in the local region and around the world.
We can help you to scale, reduce costs, look after security concerns and set up your pipeline in Heroku so that it runs efficiently and within budget.
We are also experts in Heroku Connect - the secure and efficient way to synch information from your Salesforce CRM to your web app and back again in near real-time.
Why talk to reinteractive about Heroku?
- Many years of experience
- Full 24/7/365 dedicated team available to manage Heroku for your business
- Setup, maintain, scale and update Heroku
- Specialists in Heroku apps
- Need help understanding Heroku Pricing? Talk to us
Companies Using Heroku
Platform and infrastructure providers are big business, and it is a competitive industry. To be a top big enterprise provider, you need to be able to provide high uptimes, excellent service and offerings, and an ever-evolving offering to keep up with technology.
Who Uses Heroku?
Some businesses operating in the US and overseas using Heroku for their web applications include Salesforce (Salesforce is probably the biggest user of Heroku), Bloomberg, Pluralsight, Mashable, Macy's, Lyft, Citrix and Mailchimp (to name just a few).
Some Heroku Resources
FAQ's
What is Heroku used for?
Heroku is used for deploying web applications. Its platform architecture simplifies many of the scaling and security controls, making it easier and less expensive to manage than many other hosting platforms.
What is Heroku Connect?
Heroku Connect is a tool available to Heroku users that securely syncs select data from Salesforce to a database in Heroku, which can be used by a web app. The sync is two-way and near real-time. It is the fastest and most efficient way to use Salesforce data in your web app.
Is Heroku Free?
Heroku has a free tier for students with a valid .edu email address. However, the free tier for hobbyists is no longer available. Unfortunately, this tier, previously available, was abused by people who intended illegal use, and therefore, we could no longer offer it. In its place, Heroku has created entry-level tiers at a very low cost.
Is Heroku Dead?
Heroku is still very popular among startups and enterprise businesses. Due to its easy setup and low management requirements, it remains a popular choice.
Heroku is led by a large team in San Francisco, where engineers work on new features and are committed to keeping the platform ahead of the curve.
Heroku is led by a large team in San Francisco, where engineers work on new features and are committed to keeping the platform ahead of the curve.
How do I Sign Up for Heroku?
You can sign up and start using Heroku directly through the website; heroku.com, or find specialist account executives within Salesforce who help with enterprise licensing.
Is Heroku Owned by Salesforce?
Yes, Salesforce fully owns Heroku, which was acquired in 2010 (Heroku was first established in 2007). It is wholly managed and further developed in-house.