People who don’t know about Render won’t be googling “render” - instead they’ll be googling something else (along the lines of what render offers), and then perhaps discover render in the results.
And of course people who know about Render won’t ever need to google it, because of that “sexy .com” :-)
Edit: perhaps you meant googling about Render’s features/docs/how-tos? Granted this might be trickier!
The much more significant issue for me is that I honestly have no real clue what to make of Jobs. In Heroku I use Scheduler to run rake tasks. And in Render there's an API Explorer (and my rake tasks fail when I attempt to run them through that) and then I'm supposed to add crons to... my repo (?), and the Jobs I create go... somewhere. I am very confused. I've read the Jobs and Cron Jobs docs like 40 times.
Heroku Scheduler = Cron Jobs on Render. Would you mind emailing me (see profile) or support@render.com with details on your Rake tasks so we can take a look?
For me, the key was discovering that while both my native and docker builds fail, my Dockerfile.render builds (which use the heroku buildpack) magically work AND I could use that Dockerfile.render build for the Cron Job (I don't think I would have figured out that I could just plop in that Dockerfile Path in the Advanced section).
I have no experience with Docker (someone set up docker-compose stuff for us like 4 years ago as a student project, but I haven't used it). So it was a little overwhelming for me when the Render migration tool thrust Docker on me.
Still testing out some things before configuring my DNS. I'm sure in a week you'll never hear from me again (because things will just work). I enjoy how snappy the Render interface is. Maybe more of a walkthrough (with screenshots) on the cron jobs doc?
e.g. "render postgres" or whatever specific thing I'm looking for
It's possible my google search is now biased because I've clicked on links for render?
