Web Service Call via VPN?

Hi folks If I wanted to call a web service from my heroku app, where the target server requires a connection via VNP, what would be the way of achieving this on Heroku? Thanks Tobin -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Heroku group. To unsubscribe

Block On File Upload

Hi guys Sorry, this is a lazy question... If we have 1 dyno, and a user uploads a file that takes 10 minutes, will the other requests to the app be blocked for 10 minutes? Looking at our logs it looks like that *is* the case. We do store files on S3 btw, but our Rails app receives the file and

Re: IP Address Range

.  Your dynos dynamically move across the machines, so it's impossible to know a source IP address, or even a range beyond the entirety of amazon's address space. I'd check with them if there's any alternative. Oren On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 12:52 PM, Tobes to...@tobinharris.com wrote

Re: Healthy Habbits for Huge DataSet

Thanks for the responses guys. There was one option I didn't mention, which is to change my own development workflow. Basically, I'm not pushing/pulling the database anymore, and I just use migrations. There's something nice about being able to push/pull quickly, but with large data-sets it

Database timeout during migrations

I've not found an answer to this issue on the group, anyone got any ideas? We're trying to create an index on a large 1.7m row table. The timeout happens after about 10 seconds. We've upgraded to the Koi, so would expect enough server grunt to do this. Thanks Tobin -- You received this

Charging DJ Workers

Hi there I understand that workers are charged at $0.05 per hour, and as long as have workers running, you get charged. This means that empty queues cost money too; I'm paying for mostly idle cpu time :) Is there a way around this? I want to fetch a RSS feed every hour or so, and it's a perfect

Re: Graphviz and Dot

would probably   prune down the additional libraries needed much further. Also, thanks Tobes for asking the question. I had wondered a few times   but never came out and asked. Even if this ends up with a no, it is   better for us to ask than wonder. --K On Apr 17, 2009, at 7:17 PM, Ryan

Graphviz and Dot

Hi folks I have a Sinatra application that uses Graphviz and Dot. I'm guessing that it won't be possible to host this on Heroku? If not, does anyone know of a good home where I could host it? I'd like something with the simlicity and scalability and general awesomeness that Heroku gives us. T

Re: Graphviz and Dot

, and   perhaps some info on binary dependencies? It's possible we can add   support for these to our Dyno environment, but I'd have to know a bit   more first. Thanks, Morten On Apr 17, 2009, at 10:10 AM, Tobes wrote: Hi folks I have a Sinatra application that uses Graphviz and Dot. I'm

Re: Graphviz and Dot

(#1) neatly. Another scenario that I could run with would be: putting the Graphviz services on another cluster/machine, and then having a queue or bus to distribute that work out from Heroku. Cheers again folks, Tobin On Apr 17, 8:30 pm, Keenan Brock kee...@thebrocks.net wrote: Tobes. I