Hi there! That's weird about Heroku. I've been using the free dynos for dev and test environments for a year and have had no issues so far.
I guess you have 2 free dynos, one for the front and one for the back? Would you mind sharing a bit more about your Heroku config? I may be able to help.
On the other hand, as @devdrake0
suggested, Digital Ocean is a great alternative and fairly cheap. But you'll have to set up a web server, like Nginx, and a process manager for your Node.js backend, like PM2. You can still keep your data on MLab, though.
Hi Paula!, finally I used heroku for the back, and now.sh for the front.
So take the opportunity to know a little more about both at the same time haha
When I say that the files uploaded in Heroku are removed after 24 hours, I mean the files uploaded via POST in a form for example. Heroku not store files at least in its free version, isn't it?
Hi there! That's weird about Heroku. I've been using the free dynos for dev and test environments for a year and have had no issues so far.
I guess you have 2 free dynos, one for the front and one for the back? Would you mind sharing a bit more about your Heroku config? I may be able to help.
On the other hand, as @devdrake0 suggested, Digital Ocean is a great alternative and fairly cheap. But you'll have to set up a web server, like Nginx, and a process manager for your Node.js backend, like PM2. You can still keep your data on MLab, though.
Hi Paula!, finally I used heroku for the back, and now.sh for the front.
So take the opportunity to know a little more about both at the same time haha
When I say that the files uploaded in Heroku are removed after 24 hours, I mean the files uploaded via POST in a form for example. Heroku not store files at least in its free version, isn't it?
Thanks for your help :)
Oh I get it now 😂
Glad you solved it. Now + Heroku is a nice combo!