Highlights : About Heroku
Heroku runtime
Heroku PostgreSQL
Code and data rollback
Smart containers
Continuous delivery
Extensibility
Product Details
Features
Extensibility
Heroku runtime
Scale
Data clips
App metrics
Continuous delivery
Heroku PostgreSQL
Add-on
Heroku Redis
Code and data rollback
Smart containers
Supports multiple programming languages
Benefits
End-to-end Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Heroku is an end-to-end Platform as a Service (PaaS) that enables businesses to innovate quickly, build with modern architectures, and scale precisely to meet their needs. The software accelerates app development with an unparalleled ecosystem made of over 150 third-party add-ons, 3000+ ready-to-deploy buttons, and 1000+ open source buildpacks. It comes with an element marketplace that offers easy-to-integrate technical solutions. The solutions provide tools to streamline workflow and packaged code for deployment ease.
The Developer Experience (DX) module
The Developer Experience (DX) module provides an app-centric technique to software delivery allowing developers to focus on what matters most without the distraction of the infrastructure and servers. It allows users to utilize the intuitive web-based dashboard and deploy directly from GitHub, Git, or other continuous integrations systems. The dashboard simplifies app management and delivers greater visibility into app’s performance.
Operational experience (OpEx) module
Another key component of Heroku is the Operational experience (OpEx) module. This functionality allows developers to troubleshoot and remediate common problems. It makes it easy to customize the op’s experience to impeccably pinpoint and cure negative trends affecting the apps health. Heroku provides powerful tools that allow users to automatically scale the web dynos whenever the response time to alerts exceeds the stipulated threshold.
Heruko Runtime
The Heruko Runtime is an innovative module that makes it easy to run apps in smart containers. It empowers developers to deploy code (written in Node, Java, Ruby, Go, PHP, Python, Clojure, and Scala) to establish systems that generate apps that are ready for execution. The language stacks, as well as the system, are constantly patched, monitored, and upgraded to ensure they are ready and always up-to-date.