About Rails Autoscale
Rails Autoscale is more of an “I” than a “we” right now. I’m Adam, and I started Rails Autoscale as a side project in 2016, going full-time in May of 2021. I launched Judoscale as an evolution of Rails Autoscale in early 2022. I work as a solo dev-founder out of my home in Ohio (USA).
What is Rails Autoscale / Judoscale?
Judoscale is an autoscaler add-on for Heroku. It adds and removes dynos automatically based on server capacity, saving money during quiet times and improving performance during periods of high load.
Rails Autoscale is also an autoscaler add-on for Heroku, but it’s specific to Rails apps. Judoscale evolved out of Rails Autoscale, and the original lives on.
FAQs
- When was Rails Autoscale founded?
- Rails Autoscale was founded in 2016.
- Who is the CEO of Rails Autoscale?
- Adam McCrea is the CEO.
- What industries or markets does Rails Autoscale operate in?
- Rails Autoscale operates in the following markets: SaaS, Web Development, Developer APIs, Developer Tools, and DevOps.
- How many employees does Rails Autoscale have?
- Rails Autoscale has 1-10 employees.
- Where does Rails Autoscale have employees?
- Rails Autoscale has employees in United States.
- Does Rails Autoscale support remote work or working from home?
- Yes, Rails Autoscale is a remote-friendly company.
- What employee benefits does Rails Autoscale offer?
- Rails Autoscale provides 1 benefit to their employees.
- Does Rails Autoscale offer a four-day work week?
- No, Rails Autoscale does not offer a four-day work week.
- What is Rails Autoscale's tech stack?
- Rails Autoscale has 26 technologies in their tech stack.
- What is Rails Autoscale's website?
- Rails Autoscale's website is railsautoscale.com.
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