I have read, and understand, that a Web Dyno will go to sleep after 30
minutes of inactivity. Once a new request comes in, it'll restart.
Fair enough.
However, when the same app also has a Worker Dyno, which normally would not
go to sleep, it will be shutdown together with the Web Dyno.
I
But remember, your free hours are at account level. If you run an app with
just a worker process then that will not idle but it will consume 720hrs
per month leaving you any remainder for your other apps and a much higher
risk of running out of hours entirely.
On Sun, 31 Dec 2017, 16:44 Christoph
OK, I found a solution.
You can deplay a single github project to multiple Heroku apps. So now I
have an app with the worker dyno, and an app with the web dyno - both get
updates from the same repository, but they should sleep independently.
On Sunday, 31 December 2017 11:24:19 UTC+1,
