.NET on Heroku Now Generally Available

.NET on Heroku Now Generally Available(blog.heroku.com)

17 points by runesoerensen 1 year ago | 7 comments

mythz 1 year ago |

Will still be using https://kamal-deploy.org to deploy my .NET Docker Apps to https://cloud.hetzner.com

rullopat 1 year ago | |

I'm using Kamal for a Ruby on Rails app on a dedicated server on Hetzner. Works like a charm! Did you find it difficult to deploy a .NET, because of the documentation oriented more towards Rails?

mythz 1 year ago | | |

Took a bit of research and trial and error to get to a solution we liked, but as it's just deploying and managing Docker Apps, deploying .NET Docker Apps was ok but a bit of time was spent supporting DB Migrations and litestream and running it from GitHub Actions, we've documented our support for Deploying with Kamal (inc YouTube Guide) at:

https://docs.servicestack.net/kamal-deploy

bob1029 1 year ago |

> Other deployment models, such as self-contained, ReadyToRun, and highly optimized Native AOT, are also supported out of the box.

The self contained deployment option seems hazardous to advertise here. You can dump this output to any cloud VM and it will just work. Combine with something like SQLite and there's nothing to orchestrate except for copying a folder and bouncing a process.

peterpost2 1 year ago |

TIL that Heroku is owned by Salesforce.

0xCAP 1 year ago |

Genuinely curious here: do people actually still use Heroku?

stuaxo 1 year ago |

Thought this was .NET on Haiku for a moment.