Autoscaling for your Heroku dynos
Load-based scaling, schedule-based scaling, dyno crash recovery, for web- and worker dynos.
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Scaling Operations Performed
Save Money
Shut down dynos dynamically to avoid wasting money on idle resources.
Smooth Sailing
Scale up automatically when your app's workload increases.
Process Jobs, Faster
Process more jobs in parallel without increasing your worker fees.
Managed Minutely
Apps receive minutely checkups to see if its dyno formation needs to be adjusted.
New Relic Integration
Using New Relic? We can pull down metrics and use it to determine when to scale.
Organizations
Work in a team, or for a client? Organizations help you manage multiple accounts and apps.
Multiple Queues
Have multiple workers for your job queues? No problem. We can scale them individually!
Flexible Integration
HireFire speaks HTTP/JSON, meaning you can make it work with virtually any app.
One plan, everything included.
Only $10/month per app.
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⬅ Mathew Hartley
Thank you @hirefireio for your Logplex setup :D
Corey Ward
Also, another quick shout out to @HireFireApp for auto-scaling Heroku dynos/workers — it saves money and boosts performance.
Mike Leach
Twice now, I've scaled 20+ @heroku workers, only to leave running all night (sigh). @HireFireApp the the rescue. Dynamically scales dynos!
CookiesHQ
@TheCookiesHQ With honourable mentions of @skylightio @heroku & @hirefireio
⬅ Mathew Hartley
I regret not installing @hirefireio sooner.
Corey Ward
I was dreading trying to switch from HireFire Gem to @HireFireApp but had to for Cedar. Turned out to be dead simple and much better. Win!
Lauren Mosenthal
Loving HireFire - good way to keep costs down by automatically scaling your dynos.
Chris
This looks like a must for any heroku users “@fnando: using heroku paid plans? check @hirefireapp ~ http://t.co/2WqxS9b”
Rui Jiang
Wow… autoscale heroku dynos + workers based on response times + DJ queue: http://t.co/FiS4TAHT
Andrew Nesbitt
357req/min at an average of 19ms/req on one 512mb dyno, with @hirefireio monitoring @newrelic + @sidekiq and autoscaling accordingly.
Jamon Holmgren
If you use @heroku paid dynos, @hirefireapp is an excellent choice to save money & scale to demand.
Jannis Leidel
Happy to report that you can use the new @HireFireApp with my Python library and a bunch of Python queues: http://t.co/wILLq4CCAv #python