Did you run into issues with Render?

Is your website code open source on Github, or are you using a private repo? Are you coding it by hand or are you using one of the app builders like Bolt/Lovable?

Render itself won't make your site auto-refresh if that behavior doesn't exist in your code itself; you'll have to code it first.

Is it open source? How do you start the app server locally?

I'm indeed the founder and CEO of Render! Good luck and LMK how it goes.

You can host complex workflows with n8n on Render: https://render.com/docs/deploy-n8n

Thank you!

We wrote this as a Heroku vs Render comparison guide: https://render.com/docs/render-vs-heroku-comparison

I would like to use `r/render` to post messages related to Render (render.com).

Here is the link to the mod message:
https://www.reddit.com/message/messages/2mz8485

It has a stable price per month starting at $7/month: https://render.com/pricing#compute

This is great! How should we (Render) think about the quality of the auto-generated ones vs something we would hand-code?

Why do you need to deploy Wordpress to upload images? What is your Github setup?

Definitely; Render has extensive built-in support for monorepos: https://render.com/docs/monorepo-support. You can then create your services using the Render REST API and use the buildFilter or rootDirectory to work with monorepos.

If this will be a public repo, you could also use Render Blueprints, our infrastructure-as-code format, along with the Deploy to Render button. This way, your users could create multiple services on Render with a single click in their own Render accounts.

Got it. Good luck growing this project! I've built tons of side projects in the past, and it's always a wonderful feeling to see one of them take off.

We don't have a marketing team/anyone to run a campaign but this is good to know for the future.

Curious: where do you host Postgres/Redis?

I'm Render's founder/CEO. Congratulations! Are you using Postgres and Redis on Render?

I'm Render's CEO. Congratulations, and glad to hear Render worked for you!

Render has come a long way in the last two years: we now have full Point-in-time Recovery for Postgres, and I'm sure other features you were looking for back then. Happy to chat/help!

This looks seriously great. 👏

You can also use Render as your projects get bigger.

Okay, we don't allow mounting S3 buckets as local drives, but since the data on the disk persists across new deploys and restarts/launches, you could replace your bucket entirely with this disk.

If you're simply looking to store some data on a disk, we mount it for you on the path you choose. You can add a disk to any service. Does this work?