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Is there any hidden costs for Heroku hosting? is flat rate per hosting really flat?
The costs are exactly as advertised. I've been using Heroku for a long time, even have a verified account (added a credit card) and have never received a charge.
I got a verified account so I get the monthly 1000 free dyno hours enough to host an app on there 24/7. (A month has ~720 hours.)
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/free-dyno-hours
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/account-verification
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I have a bunch of applications that run on the free tier and are barely used (they serve websites that are rarely used).
I also had an application that was used 24/7 and used up all my free tier hours. I've bumped that to a Hobby dyno by now, but now all of my free tier applications aren't working.
Can I purchase some more free tier hours? Otherwise, the only way to make all of those sites that are rarely used to work is to make them all hobby, which isn't worth my money.
The answer is no. You cannot buy free tier hours. Your Heroku account has a total amount of 'free hours' per month, and if you use them all up they are gone.
You can upgrade just the applications you care about to the Hobby plan.
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I launched a t2.micro instance which at the time of launch clearly stated free tier eligible.
It is a RHEL7 system on which I then installed some usual software such as Java, Tomcat, nginx etc.
In the billing section, I see that I am being charged for this instance. So far I have been charged $2.36 at the rate of $0.073 for 36 hours.
How do I explain this?
The free period only lasts 12 months from the time you first created your AWS account - is your account new?
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I've just created a MS Windows Azure account (with my Live ID, phone number and credit card no). The account details say that I have 30 days of free account and 150€.
I am wondering how these numbers works. I supose that I have 30 days of free account but, what about these 150€? Can I spend this money after the free account period expires? or I have to spend it within the 30 days.
Thanks in advance!
It's a credit up to 150€ ($200 USD) for the first month. After the 30-day trial it expires.
You can spend this amount within 30 days.
The free account ends when you reach the $ 150 or 30 days.
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I'm unable to track how many dyno hours and add-ons I have used in a month. The gauge in the scaling dashboard shows only a monthly estimate.
Is there any source where I can check my monthly usage balance?
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Login to heroku.com and go to My Account. Scroll down to the billing section and there should be a' Current Usage' block with a 'Details' button - that will show you an invoice to date.
Direct Link: https://dashboard.heroku.com/account/billing
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How can i detect an elite proxy?
it's ok if i don't get them all, since it won't be possible
but atleast most of them?
Activities that should require more than one destination (most web browsing) yet constantly show up as the same destination are a good indicator of a proxy.
If a single site accounts for more than 20-30% of a user's request, it might be worth looking into to see if that is a proxy or not. This should mean you'd only ever manually investigate 2 or 3 sites per user. You can adjust this threshold as convenient.
For sure, you need solid logging for your network environment.