publishing-strapiv4-heroku VS strapi-tool-dockerize

I'm getting conservatively 800 req/sec on Heroku Standard-1x for my Strapi instance this is on mini postgres with the redis LCU cache, benchmarks here https://123dyno.com/blog/cpu-autoscaling-on-heroku-with-123-dyno. I'd highly recommend installing the redis cache if you haven't looked into it, have my setup in a button here if you want to check out the plugin setup https://github.com/123-Dyno/publishing-strapiv4-heroku. It jumps occasionally when cache clears but for the most part is fine.

Recently released a button to deploy Strapi to Heroku if you need a reference for deploying there. Cheapest plan is somewhere between $13-$20ish for your traffic needs, really should not be costing you 110. Migrating over will probably take some work but won't require too much maintenance when setup.

I'm posting a Heroku deploy button for Strapi that I'm maintaining here https://github.com/123-Dyno/publishing-strapiv4-heroku it comes prepackaged with a production scalable setup minus the keys with built in links to Heroku add-ons so it can be setup in less than 10 minutes.

Another great alternative to generate the Dockerfile, docker-compose.yaml and all the Docker related files is to use dockerize. This tool will automatically detect your project and help you add docker support via a nice CLI UI. From your project root folder, you need to run the following:

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