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Heroku Connect OData Rate Limits Increased

Change effective on 24 April 2017

Heroku External Objects (OData 4.0) now has higher hourly service rate limits for both the danketsu and demo plans. For more information, please visit the Heroku External Objects Dev Center article.

Team to Team app transfer now available on the Heroku Dashboard JVM memory metrics now available in Application Metrics beta