We offer a similar experience to Render/Heroku but we do it on dedicated VM instead of a giant cluster with all the customers. So this means full isolation of your workloads. And you can deploy anywhere (112 regions supported and also BYOVM)
We support 17 managed DB (including Postgres of course) and also 233 open source software.
TBH I'm not aware about their specific offering related to distributed Elexir. But we do provide load balancers that can be easily configured from the UI, from our api or from our Terraform provider.
That’s not the same thing. In the Erlang world, the machines are literally distributed - meaning they are meshed and talk to each other (share state, etc). It’s one of the big selling points of Render or Fly over say Heroku.
We don't have our own hardware, we use cloud providers like AWS, Digital Ocean, Hetzner, Linode, Scaleway, Vultr to provide Intel, AMD and Ampere Altra (ARM64)
So to mitigate Downfall, we rely on cloud providers infra.
It's still way more isolated than a giant cluster hosting all the apps and routing becoming a single point if failure.
We offer a similar experience to Render/Heroku but we do it on dedicated VM instead of a giant cluster with all the customers. So this means full isolation of your workloads. And you can deploy anywhere (112 regions supported and also BYOVM)
We support 17 managed DB (including Postgres of course) and also 233 open source software.