Monday, October 19, 2020

Heroku Dashboard And Settings



Heroku Dashboard

URL: https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps

We have two projects hosted on Heroku Cloud: 1. polar-mountain-... 2. rocky-spire-... We would open the settings for "rocky-spire". https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/rocky-spire-96801/settings Project "Settings"
Even if somebody has your project name and 'git.heroku.com' link, the project is safe and protected by a login prompt as shown below:
If you want to see additional settings, they appear below on the page such as in these screenshots:
Additional Settings to 'Transfer App Ownership', 'Turn on Maintenance Mode' and 'Delete App':
'rocky-spire' Resources https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/rocky-spire-96801/resources
If you have an 'Add-On' such as a Postgres Database, it will also show up in 'Resources' Tab:
'Deployment' Tab https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/rocky-spire-96801/deploy/heroku-git
'Activity' Tab https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/rocky-spire-96801/activity
'Access' Tab https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/rocky-spire-96801/access
'Overview' Tab https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/rocky-spire-96801
Note: An app hosted on Heroku may not have a 'Homepage' but may show content via an API endpoint. See images below: For URL: https://rocky-spire-96801.herokuapp.com/
For URL: https://rocky-spire-96801.herokuapp.com/tracks
Interesting Fact: When type "abc..." and hit enter in Visual Studio Code, the VS Code auto-completes this 'abc...' to "<abc class=''></abc>"

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