ah cool, missed this 😎 looks like a lot has changed since I deployed prod into heroku. Is there no dependency on Cloudinary or Fastly now when you deploy?
I am an Engineering Physics graduate from IIT Guwahati, but merely not restricted to Physics itself. In the past few years, I involved in many Cybersecurity blogging and now on Open-source.
If you don't want Image Caching and Image Resizing(Which are very essential for a production app), you can stop using Cloudinary and Fastly; but you should use s3 bucket to store your images.
This way, you will not face any issues with images. Also, rather than creating a bucket in your preferred region use the region of Heroku.
Gotcha, I actually run a prod instance on Heroku already that mirrors Dev. I am just interested in what’s changed since then how much more streamlined it is on Heroku, it was pretty difficult 2 years ago!
I am an Engineering Physics graduate from IIT Guwahati, but merely not restricted to Physics itself. In the past few years, I involved in many Cybersecurity blogging and now on Open-source.
ah cool, missed this 😎 looks like a lot has changed since I deployed prod into heroku. Is there no dependency on Cloudinary or Fastly now when you deploy?
If you don't want
Image CachingandImage Resizing(Which are very essential for a production app), you can stop using Cloudinary and Fastly; but you should use s3 bucket to store your images.This way, you will not face any issues with images. Also, rather than creating a bucket in your preferred region use the region of Heroku.
Gotcha, I actually run a prod instance on Heroku already that mirrors Dev. I am just interested in what’s changed since then how much more streamlined it is on Heroku, it was pretty difficult 2 years ago!
I know 😂 The practical dev repo made me a practical dev at that point of time.
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Fantastic learning experience though eh? I loved every minute of it 😎