We got rid of all Rails apps (that needed a backend). We've moved our Postgres databases to Neon, and run our docker containers on Google Cloud Run (these are containers that don't need to run 24/7, we're paying just a few cents each month, also cold starts are much faster and more reliable than on Heroku).
what did you migrate to?
We got rid of all Rails apps (that needed a backend). We've moved our Postgres databases to Neon, and run our docker containers on Google Cloud Run (these are containers that don't need to run 24/7, we're paying just a few cents each month, also cold starts are much faster and more reliable than on Heroku).
Not OP, but we originally migrated to Digital Ocean. But now, all complex stuff is on AWS and dual-stack stuff is on Replit.
and what did you use to manage git push deployments, setting env vars to replicate the heroku features?
also, you used replit for the frontend deployment? or frontend and some backend?
thanks - just super interesting as I'm in the space and feedback/real cases are really useful
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