Feature Requests

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

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)

For application with primarily Indian users, it makes much more sense to allow hosting apps in a Indian region.

I would like to be able to replace Amazon Lambda with a serverless setup hosted on Render.

For users who don't create PRs, enabling branch previews will serve the same function: automatic creations, updates, and deletions of services for all branches in the repo.

Call GitHub Deployments API automatically after a Render deployment is started, canceled, successful, etc. It would be really useful to see all the currently running environments on GitHub with all the details: environment url log url deployment details date & time of deployment commit deployed etc.

When custom domains are active, provide an option to do one of the following: * Disable the onrender.com subdomain * Redirect it to one of the custom domains. * Keep the site as-is but add a noindex header to all responses from the onrender.com subdomain. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/crawling/block-indexing Benefits: * Security [1] * SEO [2] ---- [1] When using a custom domain one of the benefits is that instead of having the DNS pointing to Render, you can point it to Cloudflare (for example) as a proxy. This reduces load on the origin server and the {project}. onrender.com seems like a bit of a loose-end. Could somebody DDoS this server, bypassing cloudflare's protection? (Similar to https://render.canny.io/features/p/add-option-to-redirect-the-onrendercom-subdomain-to-the-primary-custom-domain-fo ) [2] Add x-robots-tag: noindex header to deploys without assigned custom domains. This would allow testing one's full Web site content on Render without needing to alter a repo's existing "robots.txt" file yet avoid risking the duplicate-content penalty from Google and other search vendors. Similar functionality is provided by Vercel ( https://vercel.com/docs/v2/edge-network/headers?query=robot#inlinecode ).

Allow cloning repositories from self-hosted GitLab instances.

It would be really nice to have built-in password protection for static sites, so I don't have to use something like Auth0.

Currently it is possible to view metrics (e.g. CPU/RAM usage) on a per-service basis. However, it would be very helpful to be able to group services into a "project" or similar and then view metrics for all constituent services on a single page. For instance, I have a project that consists of a backend Docker service, a static Vue front-end service, and a Postgres database service. Currently, I have to visit several different pages to get metrics for resource usage, but it would be preferable to see database and Docker service CPU/RAM on the same page (e.g. so that if my site starts behaving poorly I can very quickly see what needs to be scaled).