dnilasor

dnilasor

One of the main reasons I came to work at Render was its focus on developer experience. At the time, I was moving away from AWS because I wanted a platform that was more abstract but still offered control and convenience.

Render just released free plans so you can host apps in their native environment (i.e., Elixir/Node/Docker/Go/Rust etc.) at no cost.

I know that this community has many makers, so if you’re looking for an easy way to deploy and host your next project, consider giving Render.com a try. You can read more about it in a blog post from the lead engineer who built the free plans here.

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Rainer

Rainer

Ah that’s great to hear, need check it out when I have time :slight_smile:
I’m running 2 hobby projects on render, which I really like. But even if render was already cheap for what it offers, just for a small petproject it quite sums up…

eksperimental

eksperimental

Hi. Do these free plans offer persistent disk storage?

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Render continues to impress. I keep looking for an excuse to use them and they keep making themselves more tempting!

eksperimental

eksperimental

I am answering myself based on their docs. Deploy for Free – Render Docs

Free services do not support persistent disks.

anuragg

anuragg

(Render founder) Chiming in to say we’re really excited to be able to finally offer this because it enables many more developers (Elixir and otherwise) to try Render without breaking the bank. Feel free to post more questions here!

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Thanks for your work! Impressive service all around.

I am only slightly concerned about the potential 30s of startup of free services that were frozen after 15 minutes of inactivity – any idea if that can be improved somewhat? (Aside from having scripts on our machines that ping the server once every 15 minutes.)

anuragg

anuragg

This is definitely a mild concern, but we’re going to continue to reduce this start time because we want to offer the scale-to-zero feature to paid apps as well.

frigidcode

frigidcode

Pay for a plan :stuck_out_tongue:

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Sure, I have no problem with paying – and the prices are very reasonable, too. I’m talking about evaluating a provider on the free tier while I’m exercising an idea. If I like what I see I’m buying without asking questions. :smiley:

Rainer

Rainer

I’ve already got 2 older render services which are running fine. Now I tried to deploy another one, just the plain phoenix template (1.6.6) with the generated Dockerfile. But all I get is a failed deploy with “Exited with status 128”.
The console only shows a successful build and the last messages I get are:

Pushing image to registry...
DONE

Any ideas on this?

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