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dec0dedab0de
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rietta
13 hours ago
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They got painfully expensive and then acquired. I still remember the arguments with clients and finally went all in AWS ECS, which is still quite pricey but clients seem to complain less about the Amazon bill then they did about Heroku.
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cgarvis
13 hours ago
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Fly.io brings back some of that easy of deploy.
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kestrel-robotic
11 hours ago
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Caprover for me, but fly.io is pretty cool, reminds me of flynn.io
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nkmnz
8 hours ago
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Especially the pricing is equally joyous.
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drob518
13 hours ago
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Yep, agreed. Fly.io is the closest to Heroku that I’ve found.
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vrosas
11 hours ago
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Give Cloud Run a try if you haven't. It's basically serverless done right.
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kaedroho
10 hours ago
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Azure Container Apps is very similar to Cloud Run if you can't use GCP
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jpb0104
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I've got to give credit where it is due... It really feels like Laravel Cloud picked up where Heroku left off. Or at least is trying to.
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