27;re not having any problems.
Why uproot a productive community (this mailing list) and hope that it
migrates to a new place with a radically different interaction model?
[1]
http://lists.heroku.com/t/ViewEmail/r/6DFC781E555FD71E/CEC5941F8B0A6F4BC5EC08CADFFC107B
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I rolled my own background job processor using CouchDB. Procfiles and
Foreman and the Cedar process model make it very simple. I can even scale
up and down using the Heroku API from inside a running Heroku web process;
I think the Resque systems I saw described don't allow you to scale down to
weaks.
And since this is the Heroku list, let me re-pose the question: Is
rerun now the only one of the myriad "restarter" tools with support
for restarting foreman (worker procs) in development?
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On Sun, Nov 27, 2011 at 1:14 PM, Alex Chaffee wrote:
> rerun 0.6.3 released
>
by pressing keys:
r - restart (as if a file had changed) c - clear the screen x -
exit (just like control-C)
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"Her
(was "Can I issue a "heroku restart" from within my app that's running on
Heroku")
Neil, you read my mind! Thanks for the answer. My only regret is that it's
buried in a thread with advice for some poor soul who wants to use
heroku:restart. Oh wait, I can rename the thread! :-)
How about "How
First, in case you don't know, CouchDB calls its admin console "Futon".
Yes, it's a stupid name for an admin console. Anyway.
Cloudant's Heroku console (https://cloudant.com/futon/database.html once
you're logged in) wraps the normal couchdb futon in some extra HTML,
show
o the user
(after appropriate email validation, of course).
So I guess now my question becomes, can I use the heroku gem or CLI from
inside a running heroku app?
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[1] not nearly as tasty as Animal Crackers.
(cc'ing the test-first-teaching google group in case someone there has any
Rake 0.9.x no longer includes the DSL module in the top level
namespace. So another solution to the "uninitialized constant
Rake::DSL" problem is to explicitly include the DSL module in your
Rakefile, near the top, like this:
require "rake"
include Rake::DSL
It's more or less fixed now (with Rake
YMMV, but I'm pretty sure Rake 0.9.2 fixes this.
Another solution is to add the following to your Rakefile, right after
"require 'rake'"
class Rails::Application
include Rake::DSL
end
(from memory; please let me know if it doesn't work and I'll look it
up for you)
On Jun 17, 7:01 pm, Daniel
Try
heroku workers 0; heroku workers 1
to force a worker restart.
btw I upgraded to the 1.9 stack and haven't had a worker crash since.
Alex
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Update: I upgraded my stack to Ruby 1.9.1 and the crashes seem to have
stopped. (Knock wood!)
heroku stack:migrate bamboo-mri-1.9.1
On Jul 30, 10:28 am, Alex Chaffee wrote:
> What a useful command! Thanks.
>
> Still, I don't know what I could be doing to cause DJ to crash
s is when I messed up something
> on my side so that I was causing DJ to crash. I debugged it by doing:
>
> heroku ps
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 11:10 AM, Alex Chaffee wrote:
> > I wrote a simple Heroku app to do service monitoring. It uses
> > DelayedJob to qu
The code is at http://github.com/alexch/sentry if you want to try it yourself.
Has anyone else had this problem?
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Check out the Mail gem, the successor to TMail.
Also, if pony's a gem, you can declare it in .gems and it'll add 0MB
to your slug size. Same with mail.
On Jul 8, 1:27 pm, Shane wrote:
> I just added pony to my app to send email and it added ~1.5MB to my
> slug size. Is there an alternative that
We've got our own set of rake tasks which I recently extracted into a
separate object so I could add tests and make them more modular. They
add a few features to the (awesome, stellar, beautiful) heroku deploy
process:
* "rake stage" pushes master to staging
* "rake deploy" pushes what's on stagin
Google Analytics is indeed the best (if not the only) way, in my
experience. We also log some significant events (e.g. signups) in our
database as they happen, and provide a protected "/stats" page for
admins.
On May 28, 10:50 am, DAZ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to get basic web stats such as
ting Ruby objects, especially ActiveRecord
objects, not to mention that memcached isn't officially available as
an addon.)
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. I've got a relatively clean rakefile for wrapping deploys to
Heroku with things like grepping git logs and sending an email; let me
know if anyone's interested and I'll post it in a gist or something.
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Now that I'm starting to use DelayedJob to perform jobs in the future in my
Heroku Sinatra app, its important that
Awesome. That's even better than I'd hoped! :-)
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On Aug 17, 12:00 pm, Adam Wiggins wrote:
> On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Alex Chaffee wrote:
> > During the few seconds the restart is happening, what happens to
> > incoming HTTP requests? Are they queue
Ricardo -
Thanks for the detailed replies but I'm still unclear on a few things
about downtime during deploy.
During the few seconds the restart is happening, what happens to
incoming HTTP requests? Are they queued or do they fail? If the
latter, where's the error page and can we change it?
And
> Is there a feature that Gem Installer offers that you wished you had
> for the gems manifest?
Not yet... But I want to be able to have a single config file, not 2
or 3. Since geminstaller has nice features like rogue gem listing
which may come in handy, I'd prefer that one.
> Or are you loo
Geminstaller has been out for a while now and has many good features
and a YAML config file and a trivial activation sequence. Any chance
Heroku can look for geminstaller.yml in addition to (or instead of)
the .gems file?
http://geminstaller.rubyforge.org/
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Doesn't work. All I get are url, git repo, and collaborators. No size
info.
On Jun 3, 4:50 pm, Adam Wiggins wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 4:44 PM, Carl wrote:
> > Is there anyway to see the size of the database being used on Heroku,
>
> http://docs.heroku.com/heroku-command#app-commands
>
> A
art responding on twitter.
>
> I love you Heroku...but I have to be able to trust you, too. :)
>
> Jason
>
> On May 16, 12:36 pm, Alex Chaffee wrote:
>
>
>
> > A further report... as of 10:30 am my server is totally unavailable as
> > well.
>
> > &quo
A further report... as of 10:30 am my server is totally unavailable as
well.
"heroku logs" returns a blank line.
"heroku db:pull" returns "Internal server error"
Hitting the web site gives the ouchie Japanese guy.
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