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Cloud SQLService
Now that we had our database running on self-hosted Postgres in Google Cloud, we wanted to move to Google Cloud SQL to offload the Postgres administration to Google.
Replit moving its Postgres database to Google Cloud SQL
2022-01-11·replit.com ↗
Google CloudService
After many years of running on Heroku, Replit has fully migrated to Google Cloud Platform.
Replit on moving its web app from Heroku to Google Cloud Platform
2022-01-11·replit.com ↗
HerokuService Salesforce
Heroku served us well, but ultimately we recognized that our mission to bring the next billion software creators online would require an entirely new approach to our infrastructure.
Replit on why it left Heroku
2022-01-11·replit.com ↗
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