Cloud Computing with SALESFORCE HEROKU

Learn to set up a Heroku account, navigate the dashboard, create apps, deploy projects, and manage add-ons, domains, and collaborators, with production and staging deployments.

Understand how dynos, the container units of cloud apps, come in web, worker, and one-off types for admin tasks like migrations and consoles, with horizontal and vertical scaling and isolation.

Explore the different dyno types on Heroku—free, hobby, standard, and performance—and compare their memory, compute, dedicated resources, auto scaling, and sleeping behavior.

Explore what a Heroku stack is, including Ubuntu versions 14, 16, and 18, and how stacks transform source code into executable packages. View and switch stacks via dashboard or CLI.

Learn how Heroku defines, builds, and deploys multi-language applications using a Procfile and Git, detailing dependencies, runtimes, and the deployment workflow.

Explore how Heroku builds apps using buildpacks, creates slugs with dependencies, and manages config vars to deploy, run, and scale applications across dynos with logs and pipelines.

Learn how Heroku handles releases and rollbacks, uses add-ons and the dyno manager, and provides logging, monitoring, and an audit trail to support scalable apps.

Learn to install and use the Heroku command line interface to create, manage, and deploy apps from the terminal, including login and app naming options.

Explore the Heroku command line, including creating apps from the terminal, port forwarding with ssh, debugging tools, authentication tokens, docker deployment, and app management tasks such as renaming and autocomplete.

Clone existing applications from git and manage the Heroku CLI plugins to extend functionality. Fork and copy apps across environments, configure remotes, and deploy with domain and SSL considerations.

Explore how to collaborate on a Heroku app by managing collaborators, transfers, and teams; deploy and merge code with CLI or graphical tools, and set permissions.

Explore Heroku Labs and experimental features, learn how to enable or disable them in your apps, view app metrics, and navigate dyno data and dashboard insights.

Learn how to verify your Heroku account, manage billing with credit cards, add-ons, custom domains, app transfers, and automatic payments.

Develop a problem-solving approach to troubleshooting on Heroku, analyze errors, customize pages, and manage incidents including deployments and service issues while integrating Salesforce via Heroku Connect.

Explore practical troubleshooting and support for Heroku apps, reading application logs to diagnose common errors, manage memory usage, scale or restart the app, and roll back releases to maintain performance.

Deploy a Node.js web app on Heroku by cloning or uploading a project, logging into Heroku, creating an app, pushing code with git, and opening the deployed URL.

Deploy a python web app to heroku by linking a git repository, pushing to master, managing dependencies, and scaling the app with add-ons and dashboards.

Learn to host a static website on Heroku by creating a simple html file, initializing git, and deploying the app. Manage regions, collaborators, and a custom domain.

Deploy a Java web app to the Heroku platform using Maven, configure environment variables, clone the project, deploy, and manage or scale the app from the dashboard.

Deploy a Laravel-based CMS app to Heroku by installing Composer, setting up a local environment, initializing Git, committing changes, and pushing to Heroku to verify deployment.

Deploy a WordPress site on Heroku using a template project and add-ons. Clone the repository and set up a Heroku Postgres database.