Heroku PaaS Apps to Feature your Work in any Language
summary
Heroku deploys code from GitHub or Docker, runs builds with Heroku CI, and creates a staging pipeline and production release from the same built binary; the demo creates a review app for each pull request and promotes a tested artifact to staging then production with no rebuild. The platform uses Linux dynos, autoscaling, add-ons like Papertrail and Heroku Connect, and a Kafka broker for pub/sub, but apps must follow the 12‑factor app requirement and use one-click Deploy to Heroku button or review apps per pull request.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Heroku
- 3:49Setting up Heroku
- 8:36Deploying a NodeJS app
- 13:01Review apps and pipelines
- 21:0612 factor app principles
- 23:11Heroku CI explained
- 32:48Java app deployment
- 38:31Use cases and private spaces
- 41:41Heroku Kafka (CFKA)
- 45:57Event-driven architecture
- 48:03Docker and Terraform
- 50:10Summary and next steps
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