Heroku Blog
- News
- Last Updated: March 23, 2022
- Greg NokesEric Battalio, Chris Marino
We launched Salesforce Functions last fall and the response so far has been terrific. While the most obvious use cases for functions are stateless processing of data, there are many examples of business processes that can take advantage of the simplified operating model of functions, but require some persistent state to span function invocations. Today, we’re happy to tell you that we’ve added a new feature that enables stateful function invocation using Heroku Data products. It’s a simple feature that lets your functions securely access Heroku Data products, including Heroku Postgres, Heroku Kafka, and Heroku Redis directly from your function.…
- News
- Last Updated: March 14, 2022
- Andre Soto
At Salesforce, we strive to balance the security of your data and apps with an efficient and enjoyable user experience. Last year, we shortened login sessions for the Heroku Dashboard to 12 hours to improve security. Starting today, users can stay logged in for up to 24 hours. Even better, if you have multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled and use the Heroku Dashboard daily, your session can be extended up to 10 days before you need to log in again. If you are idle on the Dashboard for more than 24 hours, you must re-authenticate. SSO-enabled users were not impacted by…
- Engineering
- Last Updated: April 24, 2024
- Ethan Limchayseng
This article was originally authored by Srinath Ananthakrishnan, an engineer on the Heroku Runtime Networking Team Summary This following story outlines a recent issue we saw with migrating one of our internal systems over to a new EC2 substrate and in the process breaking one of our customer’s use cases. We also outline how we went about discovering the root of the issue, how we fixed it, and how we enjoyed solving a complex problem that helped keep the Heroku customer experience as simple and straightforward as possible! History Heroku has been leveraging AWS and EC2 since the very early…
- Ecosystem
- Last Updated: January 12, 2022
- Darren Schulz
Ryan Basayne of Coralogix sits down with Morgan Shultz of Copado to discuss his experience leveraging Coralogix on the Heroku Platform. Copado is an end-to-end, native DevOps solution that unites Admins, Architects and Developers on one platform. DevOps is a team sport, and uniting all 3 allows you to focus on what you need to focus on – getting innovation into the hands of the customer. Q: Who are you and what does Copado do? “My name is Morgan Shultz. I'm a team lead in the Professional Services division at Copado. My team is responsible for implementing our software and…
- News
- Last Updated: October 05, 2021
- Ethan Limchayseng
Since April 2021, the Heroku Runtime team has been working to deploy upgrades to the infrastructure powering Common Runtime apps, and we’re excited to formally announce the performance improvements that customers are already seeing. When this Changelog post was published in May introducing the changes, almost all Common Runtime apps had been migrated from what we internally called the “classic“ infrastructure to the new “sharded” architecture. In addition to performance enhancements, this migration is expected to result in lower latency across the platform. Around 99.9% of customers didn’t have to make any changes to their Heroku apps to benefit from…
- Ecosystem
- Last Updated: May 16, 2024
- Mark Smallcombe
Here at Xplenty (Integrate.io), we have a number of customers who use Xplenty’s Heroku Add-on with Heroku Connect to enable Salesforce integration at their organization. Since Xplenty and Heroku Connect both provide a bi-directional data connection to Salesforce, you might think that you should use one or the other for your integration needs. But our experience shows that each tool has specific strengths that make them complementary parts of a full solution. Read on to understand the basics of our Xplenty solution, Heroku Connect, and how they can work together to address your Salesforce integration challenges. Heroku Connect Heroku Connect…
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