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matifali opened this issue Apr 2, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by coder/packages#18
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Coder as a Heroku app #6959

matifali opened this issue Apr 2, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by coder/packages#18
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matifali commented Apr 2, 2023

Deploy Coder to Heroku

  • First Manual Deployment

  • Automate by using the ENV variables

  • Test with Fly.io template

    • Web terminal
    • VS Code Desktop
    • Coder_apps
    • Port forwarding

      Port forwarding needs a wild card, and Heroku does not generate certificates for wild card subdomains, so we need to provide upload our own certificate.

  • Create a Deploy to Heroku button

  • Create a Heroku template Coder Heroku workspace template #7256

    I will create a Heroku template next as a separate issue.

@matifali matifali self-assigned this Apr 4, 2023
@matifali matifali added the use-case A novel and interesting way to use Coder label Apr 4, 2023
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Heroku does not use or set any environment variable in the Dockerfile, and can only read them in ENTRYPOINT or CMD
working around this took most of the time

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