Heroku

If the Heroku CLI is still mostly "heroku create" and a quick "heroku logs" check for you, there's a lot more waiting to be discovered. We rounded up 6 CLI commands and tips that take you from basic deploys to full command line troubleshooting. ⌨️ Pull staging config vars straight into a local .env file ⌨️ Check active database queries in real time ⌨️ SSH into a running dyno to debug in real time ⌨️ Set up shell autocomplete so you stop guessing at flag names Read more: https://sforce.co/4qKgmxS #HerokuCLI #DeveloperExperience

Fine-Grained Access Control (FGAC) is now available for all Heroku Teams, replacing fixed roles with capability-based permissions. ⚡ Control exact capabilities: Scope deploy access, log viewing, and dyno scaling to specific apps or environments. ⚡ Eliminate admin bottlenecks: Grant everyday app permissions without handing over central admin keys or waiting on ticket queues. ⚡ Flexible management: Assign and update capabilities via the Heroku Dashboard, CLI, or Platform API.

Updating Salesforce API versions in Heroku Connect just got a lot simpler. For teams relying on Heroku Connect, smooth and predictable upgrades are critical. Our new self-service Salesforce API version updates allow you to manage your integration lifecycle on your own timeline. Preview your schema changes beforehand so you can upgrade with confidence. We've eliminated the need to recreate connections or submit support tickets, keeping your data syncing seamlessly and your team moving fast. Check out the documentation to see how it works: https://sforce.co/3S0vNoN #HerokuConnect #Salesforce #DataSync

"Works on my machine" is a running joke for a reason. The gap between local development and production is where bugs hide. A staging environment closes that gap. You test on a near-identical replica of production, with completely isolated config and data, so nothing in staging can affect what's live. What that gives you in practice: ✅ Bugs caught before they reach real users ✅ Production credentials that never touch your test environment ✅ Confidence that the code you validated is what actually ships Full walkthrough: https://sforce.co/3QVsxdO

Heroku CLI v11.8.0 now stores credentials in your system keychain by default. 🔒 🔹 No workflow changes: Commands like "git push heroku main" work exactly the same. 🔹 Automation safe: Existing CI/CD pipelines using HEROKU_API_KEY won't break. Better credential security with zero disruption. 👉 Get the details: https://sforce.co/3Re1jyY #DevOps #CLI #DeveloperTools

Keep your #HerokuConnect pipelines optimized and green without the manual dashboard digging. This diagnostic command checks your Salesforce<>Postgres data sync for: ☑️ Connection environment verification: Evaluates global settings, endpoints, system permissions, and backing database capacity to ensure stability. ☑️ Mapping & field validation: Scans table structures for unsupported field types, missing constraints, or schema variations that stall syncs. More details here: 🔗 https://sforce.co/4oMBanm #DataSync #Salesforce #PostgreSQL

"The cloud made everything boring. But it's back! We're back, baby!" That's Austin Parker, Director of Open Source at Honeycomb and a member of the OpenTelemetry governance committee, on the latest episode of Code[ish]. Austin has been writing code since childhood. His take on the current moment: most people are simultaneously overestimating what AI can do today and underestimating where it'll be in ten years. In practice, that means the next big leap probably isn't another model improvement. It's us getting better at integrating smarter software harnesses, designing agents more deliberately, and matching the right model to the right task. That framing is a useful counterweight to an industry that tends to swing between hype and dismissal. Listen to Code[ish] now: https://sforce.co/4dda8RQ #Heroku #AgenticAI #Codeish

Our latest Code[ish] guest, Bart Farrell, believes there’s a responsibility to help others in the cloud native community. Listen to the latest episode of Code[ish], where Bart Farrell and hosts Julián Duque and Yadin Porter de León discuss writing the Kubernetes World ebook and the importance of teaching others. https://sforce.co/4v2uTq8 #Codeish #Podcast #Developer

Shipping features > Managing config files 🚢 PixieBrix scales their enterprise-grade AI-powered automation with a lean, high-performance stack on Heroku: ✅ Heroku Postgres + Key-Value Store for mission-critical data. ✅ Heroku Shield for instant PCI compliance. ✅ Preboot for seamless, zero-downtime deployments. The result? 800 requests per second with zero-friction ops. Learn more: https://sforce.co/4mgvHDP #DevOps #Django #ReactJS #CloudComputing

Cloud native development has a steep learning curve, and that’s just one of the reasons that the Kubernetes World ebook was written. In this episode of the Code[ish] podcast, we take a look at the thought processes behind writing this book with hosts Julián Duque, Yadin Porter de León, and special guest Bart Farrell. Listen to Code[ish] wherever you get your podcasts, or tap the link to start listening now. https://sforce.co/4dfCdII #Codeish #Podcast #Developer