Hi Jeff, Dynos on Heroku don't have access to any permanent disk storage. They can read and write to /tmp, but that is not guaranteed to stick around.
Dynos are also restricted to only accept HTTP connections. This would rule out any ProtocolBuffer connections. > Curious if anyone is able to use clustered nodes on Heroku using the > Erlang buildpack [1]? Seems like it should at least be theoretically > possible to launch new dynos that become part of your node cluster. How > reliable/easy/hard is node communication on EC2? > [1] - https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-erlang
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