Zenning for Heroku
Zenning can flag a crashing dyno, summarise recent releases and explain an app's logs.
Watch app health and costs
What Zenning can do
- Track dyno costs
- Spot a memory leak
- Digest build failures
Try asking
Weekly rotate Heroku config vars, store secrets in AWS, and confirm services in Sentry stay quiet.
What it does in Heroku
- After GitHub merges to mainPromote the Heroku release, smoke-test in the web browser, and post status in Slack
- When Heroku dyno memory spikesPull metrics from New Relic, scale via runbook in Notion, and track in Linear
- When Intercom reports API errorsCheck Heroku health, trace in New Relic, and reply with incident status in Slack
Actions
Every action Zenning can take in Heroku.
32 actions
- Add domain
- Create addon
- Create app
- Delete addon
- Delete app
- Get account info
- Get app
- Get audit trail archive
- Get config vars
- Get space
- List addons
- List apps
- List audit trail archives
- List audit trail events
- List collaborators
- List domains
- List dynos
- List enterprise accounts
- List enterprise members
- List pipelines
- List releases
- List spaces
- List team invoices
- List team members
- List teams
- Remove domain
- Restart dyno
- Rollback release
- Scale formation
- Set config vars
- Stop dyno
- View logs
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