I've recently deployed a couple of applications to heroku but have been a
little underwhelmed at the performance on 1 dyno/Blossom 1.
Unfortunately I don't have numbers, but I have a feeling that performance
has been much better in the past. Again, without real numbers yet - I just
did a simple
is current performance (i.e. the past few days) unusual/ are there issues
being actively resolved?
is performance recognised as an issue/ are there plans to do anything about
it?
what have other's experiences been like? (network is a factor for me since
I'm based in Singapore, but not when
This issue bit me recently since my dns provider (whois.com) just started to
enforce no mixing of CNAME and MX records.
The problem I'm having is that I can't figure out a way around this where:
(a) both your web services and mail services are hosted (by separate
providers), and
(b) you want to
Thanks for the suggestions Oren, I'll do some more monitoring. Haven't used
newrelic before, but heard good things about it. Seems like a good chance to
check it out;-)
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Oren Teich o...@teich.net wrote:
is current performance (i.e. the past few days) unusual/
I'll second newrelic's RPM. They had a free week long trial for the best
package (gold, IIRC) a while back and it was pretty impressive. The free
package is okay, and you can see enough to be reasonably useful, but there
is a lot missing from the higher level packages.
Carl
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009
Hi Matthew,
Not sure about GoDaddy, but I just discovered a work-around for whois... the
order of setting up MX and CNAME is significant;-)
So for whois.com:
1. Setup MX records first
parasite.com. MX aspmx.l.google.com. (etc - all the 7 MX addresses
for google)
2. Then setup CNAME
