Feature Requests

Would love if Render brings usage based priving.

If you have multiple Render accounts, it can be helpful to be able to attach the same GitHub/GitLab account to multiple Render users.

I would like to be able to use any monitory service I want for my managed services like postgres. This usually requires allowing this third-party to scrape opentelemetry metrics from your services. Easily doable when you control the runtime, but not so much when it is a managed service like Postgres or a load balancer. Example of very important metrics: Rate of status code (especially 5xx and 4xx) RAM/CPU usage in the database

After a deploy (or after other significant events), I want to hit an endpoint on my api so I can run logic (ex. notify users, increment release number in the db, etc)

Scout APM is today the only supported application performance monitor tool for exports of metrics (memory, CPU and bandwidth). Would love support for New Relics ( https://newrelic.com/ ) as it has better support for browser performance monitoring, logs and more well suited pricing for smaller businesses.

Right now it's not possible

Teams should have more granular permissions that determine who has access to specific features within that team. For example: only let some people suspend/delete services.

I have a display suggestion: When deploying a new version linked to GitHub, the commit name is truncated (see attached screenshot). It would be enough to increase the max-width on: <span class="ml-2 align-bottom inline-block truncate max-w-[25rem]"> for exemple 75rem This way, it would allow the commit name to be fully readable (or at least a larger portion of it).

https://feedback.render.com/features/p/retrieve-older-logs talks about exposing older logs in the render tab. In addition to this, users may want load logs from render into another service for analysis/debugging/alerting etc. Link to conversation in support about this.: https://render-community.slack.com/archives/CH85FC7PY/p1577993889192000?thread_ts=1577988900.172300&cid=CH85FC7PY

An alternative to Redis. Valkey seems to be making a lot of performance improvements since the fork and would be nice to have that as an alternative to Redis. We can use docker for now of course, but having a managed service is a nice bonus.