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Practical Microservices
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Practical Microservices

by Ethan Garofolo
April 2020
Intermediate to advanced
292 pages
6h 50m
English
Pragmatic Bookshelf
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Creating the Heroku “App”

It’s quite possible that you haven’t heard of or have never used Heroku. It’s a platform-as-a-service company, or PaaS for short. If you’ve ever used a cloud provider like Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Digital Ocean, or Linode, then you’ve experienced deploying code to a cloud provider. Heroku is similar, only you exchange the high degree of control and responsibility you have over your instances for a very smooth deployment experience. You don’t have to provision instances, do all the security hardening, etc. You just easily push code. Of course, sometimes you need that finer degree of control. We don’t right now, so we won’t bother with it.

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