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As many of you know, Heroku is a cloud-based platform (PaaS) that encourages developers to focus on application development and not worry much about infrastructure. One of its advantages is that it’s easy to start. Additionally, many Heroku add-ons are available for developers to choose from, and it’s easy to scale and to do app monitoring. There are also some disadvantages in Heroku as well, like price, less control, and not being able to get the IP address of a single dyno instance.

Have you ever wondered how adding Heroku dynos affects performance? Does adding more Heroku dynos scale stateless apps? Let’s try to get some insight to this.

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