Feature Requests

libvips is the fastest lib to process image, notamment, so having a ruby-with-libvips image ... should be super cool.

Render has a public REST API and SSH access. A CLI would be useful for: * Tailing service logs * Connecting to Private Services * CI/CD workflows

We build agents that run phone calls. They're long lived (a websocket connection for the duration of the call), so deployments are weird. What I would like is to be able to spin up new instances on deploy, THEN send a SIGINT to the old instances, but wait up to 30 minutes for them to finish existing calls and shut down.

It would be nice to be able to upgrade Postgres version by clicking a button, going through downtime, and then coming back up on the next Postgres major version. The docs currently describe creating a new database and restoring a backup into it: https://render.com/docs/databases#database-versions--upgrades .

Render's Ohio region is already in early access. For customers moving over from Heroku and AWS, a Virginia region will help with the transition.

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

I want an API where I can fetch the details about my billing and also gather metrics about the instance minutes and how much cost is it taking for my current usage.

As I currently understand it, the only way to access a shell is through the online shell. Being able to SSH in would be useful for: Easy of use. I'm familiar with how my shell works, but in the online shell, it seems like some things don't work (eg navigating with the arrow keys or tab completion). Debugging. I sometimes want to copy over a file (eg an output or log) to analyze locally, or upload some seed data. Testing new code. One of our use cases is a dev server where we can experiment with code changes live (and on a machine that has all the dependencies installed, etc). We currently have an EC2 instance set up for this, and we'd love to replace it. With true ssh, you can properly edit things on a remote host.

Would love a simple switch for a maintenance mode. Just turn off a property completely and show a user friendly landing (contrary to suspending).