Migrating Your PostgreSQL Database From Heroku to CockroachDB

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I don't know about you, but I don't have that much money to throw around. However, if you use Heroku, don't worry! Plenty of platforms still have free tiers. For instance, you can use Netlify or Vercel for free hosting and awesome edge functions, Upstash for serverless Redis, and CockroachDB for a serverless and distributed PostgreSQL database!

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I don't know about you, but I don't have that much money to throw around. However, if you use Heroku, don't worry! Plenty of platforms still have free tiers. For instance, you can use Netlify or Vercel for free hosting and awesome edge functions, Upstash for serverless Redis, and CockroachDB for a serverless and distributed PostgreSQL database!

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So, let's go into our terminal and run a command. I'm using Arch Linux, which has an awesome PostgreSQL package, however if you're on Windows you may run into some errors trying to run this command. In case you have a similar issue, I suggest you refer to this Stack Overflow question.

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