When enabled, Render detects when your database is over 90% full and automatically increases its storage by 50% (rounded up to the nearest multiple of 5 GB). For example, a 50 GB …

Render uses one of these directives to run your app after the build completes. If you omit both of these directives, your deploy might appear to hang indefinitely in the Render Dashboard.

Render is a unified cloud to build and run all your apps and websites with free SSL, global CDN, private networks and automatic deploys from Git.

Render Service Types Identify the right service type for your use case. Render supports five different service types for hosting your app: Web services (most common) Static sites Private …

If your service has at least one custom domain, Render sets one of those domains as the value of the Host header for the request. Otherwise, Render uses the service's onrender.com subdomain.

With Blueprint specs, you can use a render.yaml file to define your web services, databases, cron jobs, static sites, private services, background workers and more.

Upload plaintext secret files to Render that are available from your service's file system at runtime. Create environment groups to share a collection of environment variables and secret …

If you have a Professional workspace or higher, Render generates a log entry for each HTTP request to your team's web services from the public internet: This helps you debug …

For each service preview, Render creates a separate, temporary instance of your service with its own onrender.com URL (served over HTTP/2 with full TLS), so you can validate your changes …

If clear, Render clears the service's build cache before deploying. This can be useful if you're experiencing issues with your build.