Welp, I was waiting for their official response to decide if I should deploy my app with Heroku or roll up my sleeves and rig up AWS servers (which I've done before but was looking forward to not having to deal with it.) Based upon this post, it sounds like there are really no concrete steps that they have planned to fix the underlying issue. So, AWS it is.
I am still considering having Heroku manage my PostgreSQL instance. This would be a large burden lifted leaving me to just manage the app servers, etc. Is there any reason to be concerned about their PostgreSQL hosting? Any horror stories?
I am still considering having Heroku manage my PostgreSQL instance. This would be a large burden lifted leaving me to just manage the app servers, etc. Is there any reason to be concerned about their PostgreSQL hosting? Any horror stories?