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That is a good question! A couple of reasons. I can create multiple databases so I can migrate to solid queue easier (Redis is overkill for my low scale app). Several people told me already that CD is way faster. The biggest reason, I'm starting to trust Heroku a bit less these days.

And I only hear good stories about CD. The biggest one is that you actually get customer service if you need it. If Heroku stops working, I can migrate relatively easy to something else. (if DB is not at Heroku)

Did it a couple of years ago and haven’t looked back. Was a very smooth experience then - expect it only to be better now. Sorry I don’t think I can give you any good reason not to do it.

Btw, for my little database, it will be slightly more expensive. But I don't really care about price that much.

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