Suppose some of your customers see an error message and report it. You could deliver valuable uptime to them that much faster when you know it's a bug in your code and not Heroku.
When you know it's Heroku, you can deliver valuable uptime to your customers faster because you don't have to spend time testing for bugs and checking server logs--jumping straight to what you would do: contacting Heroku.
Your customers won't be just as screwed--3 hours of down is not the same as 6 hours of down.
When you know it's Heroku, you can deliver valuable uptime to your customers faster because you don't have to spend time testing for bugs and checking server logs--jumping straight to what you would do: contacting Heroku.
Your customers won't be just as screwed--3 hours of down is not the same as 6 hours of down.