On Mar 4, 5:43 pm, Adam Wiggins <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 10:53 AM, BigLove <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I'm wondering how I might be able to kick off a new dyno? And what
> > exactly goes into making this happen? Will I get a chance to run any
> > startup scripts for when this happens?
>
> Running multiple dynos will be a feature on paid accounts. This has
> been in beta for a while, general availability is coming soon. If
> you're interested in participating in that beta, contact us.
>
> As for startup scripts, no such thing is necessary - it's the same
> process your app always uses when booting. So if you're using Rails,
> whatever you put into config/environment.rb (or any of the
> config/initializers/) will run each time a dyno boots.
>
> > I'm working on a site right now where we're using TokyoTyrant, a
> > small, lightweight, and really fast database. We're doing this because
> > it's so damn easy to setup replication for your app.
>
> Tokyo Tyrant is cool for sure. You can definitely use it with Heroku,
> but you'll need to start your own server outside Heroku (EC2 instance,
> slicehost slice, or whatever) and then point your Heroku app at the
> proper IP.
>
I'm wondering how even that is really possible though? I have to
compile the tokyo tyrant libraries and software before I can hook into
the gem for it, which would allow me to access my remote tokyo tyrant
server. At the moment, I'm using Rufus-Tokyo. I'm sure I could figure
out some clever ways to get some compiled libraries post boot, but
what is your current solution for this? I'm thinking that surely there
are other users out there who need gems which have to build and
natively compile something?
> > Also, for each dyno, what does "localhost" point to?
>
> It will vary. You shouldn't count on it being anything in particular.
>
> > Finally, the heroku command lists some commands for "bundles". Is
> > there any documentation on this?
>
> We're continuing to build out the docs. The section covering bundles
> is in draft form right now, it should make it into the main branch
> pretty soon.
>
> Adam
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