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If its for production use, I would think about it twice, and analyze the other options first.

Awesome!

Everything on Amazon automated with chef and OpsWork

Nginx, Elasticsearch, Unicorn, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Redis, Postgres and HTML/CSS.

Its a popular market right now, Latam market is not as crowded as US.

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Hey,

So I understand there can be hassle on how setup your own VPS Server on services like amazon, etc... but sticking to Heroku still isn't that cheep either.

If you have your Heroku app "production Ready" you might still be costing you 200 bucks a month.

Also Heroku isnt as stable and performant as for example amazon server. I migrated my app out of heroku to Amazon and got a 5X increase in performance while spending the same money I did on heroku, not to mention you have more controller over your servers where you can play around and increase performace even more.

And don't worry about setting up your own servers in amazon, Now youcan use OpsWork for deploying your apps, and its like having heroku on Amazon servers plus Root access to them.

cheers

nice article! looks like a very promising platform.

cheers

nice job man!

Yeah i understand you. Didn't want to make the post sound silly, but I guess that's your opinion on the subject. The only thing am confused about is that I see NH post all the time that the title and the article title are not the same, but i'll guess from now on every time i share third party content i'll stick with the original title or something that relates directly to the article.

cheers

Hi, Sorry really liked your article wanted to share it with everybody. No harm in that. piz

Nice Article! thanks