+1 for Render. It's been a pleasure to use so far.
If you haven't already, check out their "infrastructure as code" using blueprint yaml files [1]. Saves so much time deploying new projects. I just copy & paste a render.yaml from an existing project and Render builds and connects the infrastructure.
Fly.io is another exciting platform but deploying a rails app is slow - maybe due to a lack of caching containers/builds. It's not as polished as Render but I love their multi-region databases deployed with just a few commands [2], i.e. Primary DB in Germany and replicas dotted all over the world.
I used Heroku for many years but like Marc says, it feels stagnant. My go to is Render.com.
+1 for Render. It's been a pleasure to use so far.
If you haven't already, check out their "infrastructure as code" using blueprint yaml files [1]. Saves so much time deploying new projects. I just copy & paste a render.yaml from an existing project and Render builds and connects the infrastructure.
Fly.io is another exciting platform but deploying a rails app is slow - maybe due to a lack of caching containers/builds. It's not as polished as Render but I love their multi-region databases deployed with just a few commands [2], i.e. Primary DB in Germany and replicas dotted all over the world.
I used Heroku for many years but like Marc says, it feels stagnant. My go to is Render.com.
1 - render.com/docs/infrastructur…
2 - fly.io/docs/getting-started/m…
Nice. Thanks Sam. I'll take a look at Fly. Looks like they support an Aussie region. Nice change from the others.