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Render CLI
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Anurag Goel
This would be useful for
* Running one-off commands on services (e.g. migrations)
* Tailing service logs
* Deploying and restarting servers
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aaron
What is the status on this request (even if limited to using predefined render CLI options)
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aaron
Unfortunately the inability to view the elixir BEAM (via observer) or to connect to an elixir process has prevented me from running my elixir apps on Render. This is a critical blocker for any elixir app that is more than a toy.
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Joris Kok
render elixir:observer
would be a command I would love to see.K
Kevin Brown
Joris Kok: This would be a game-changer.
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Sylvain Kerkour
For me the main selling point would be the ability to deploy individual static sites and services (as opposed to bulk with
render.yaml
) from the CLI.My use case is as follow:
deploy a Vue webapp independently from the backend, which are in a monorepo, from my Gitlab CI/CD pipeline.
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Yashu Mittal
If possible, maybe make it open source...
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Yashu Mittal
What about deploying directly using Render CLI?
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Kevin Brown
Heck yeah
Anurag Goel
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Bryce Wray
Anurag Goel: Great! Any ETA you can share?
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Fran Dios
I think this is the tooling that Render is missing. A CLI that allows deploying to Render can be used in many different workflows (CI, etc). This lack of tooling is what prevents us from fully migrating to Render from Zeit Now.
fradilorenzo92
One of the few ways in which Heroku is still ahead of Render. Please prioritize this.
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