Render Tutorials

Part 1 of the localhost conference workshop. Deploy one code-review agent two ways on Render: a naive in-process web service, then a queue plus background worker. Choose the TypeScript or Python track, review the same public PRs against each pattern, and watch the runtime pattern change, not the agent.

Part 2 of the localhost conference workshop. Take the code-review agent and run it on Render Workflows. Choose the TypeScript or Python track, deploy the gateway and workflow service, read the task trace, then author your own durable task and redeploy it.

Install the Render plugin in Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex, scaffold a Postgres-backed URL shortener with your agent, deploy it via Blueprint, and run a real debug-and-monitor loop.

Scaffold a Render Workflow, write your first task, run it locally, and deploy it — in Python or TypeScript.

Fork the workshop baseline on GitHub, edit five files, and make parallel stock research runs reliable on Render.

Design and build a sharded customer-data pipeline from scratch with hash routing, fan-out, and aggregation. Part 2 productionizes and scales the same pipeline.

Take the sharded customer-data pipeline from Part 1 and make it production-ready with retries, idempotency, structured logs, a chaos drill, and a benchmarked scale-up.

Take the blog-thumbnails reference workflow and extend it into a batched pipeline that runs N prompts × M models in parallel, ships results to object storage, and runs on Render.

A cookbook of advanced Render Blueprint patterns: projects and environments, env groups, cross-service wiring, previews, monorepos, disks and scaling, Docker vs image runtimes, and a CI-grade validation loop.

Go from clicking in the Dashboard to scripting deploys, logs, databases, and CI/CD pipelines with the Render CLI. By the end you'll ship a real GitHub Actions workflow that deploys on every push, waits for success, and dumps logs on failure.

A decision-focused tutorial: when to deploy as a Render static site, when to deploy as a web service, and how to wire the two together when your real app needs both.

A nine-step deep dive on Render Managed Postgres: connection strings, Blueprint wiring, storage autoscaling, connection limits, HA and read replicas, backups and PITR, operations, and the troubleshooting playbook for the errors you'll actually hit.

A hands-on troubleshooting playbook for Render deploys: a reproducible method, annotated logs from real failures, and a decision tree for the errors you'll actually hit — from `Module not found` to 502 Bad Gateway.

Design, implement, and deploy a production-grade Model Context Protocol server on Render with OAuth, rate limiting, observability, and a private Postgres backend.