Okay.
And now let's see how we can deploy our projects on platform called Render.
Now, I have to be honest with you.
The main reason why I stumbled upon render was because Heroku stopped supporting free tier.
And I was just looking for alternative options.
But I got to say, there's way more to this platform than just generous free tier.
For one, it's extremely easy to use.
The UI is just awesome and they make it very easy to troubleshoot if something goes wrong with deployment
and if you have deployed the full stack projects before, you know that sometimes troubleshooting the
deployment can be.
Pretty big pain.
And in order to following videos, just navigate to render dotcom and create a new account.
Now I went with GitHub sign up option since that's how we will deploy our projects anywhere.
But of course you can sign up with e mail.
Just keep in mind that yes, you'll have to configure.
Your GitHub account to basically allow renderer to access the projects because just like I said, this
is how we will deploy our projects first, will push them up to GitHub and then from there render will
pick it up.
And once you sign up your dashboard, it's going to look something like this.
And before we continue for you, start signing up for the project, let me just mention a few things
about the free tier.
So if you take a look at their pricing page, you can see these are options.
Of course we will go with this free one.
Just keep in mind that there are some limits.
And pretty much most restrictions are exactly like with Heroku, effectively, as you can see here,
that free plan.
Projects.
I guess in here they don't call them Dinos, like in Heroku, so I'll just reference them as projects.
Essentially, the free project will be shut down after 15 minutes of inactivity and effectively when
the next request comes in, it's going to take up to 30 seconds for the project to start up again.
Just like Heroku plan includes 750 hours of running time per month.
And keep in mind that the more projects you add.
The faster you'll get that number.
So those are the decisions you have to make.
Essentially don't expect that you'll have like 10,000 apps running there.
Most likely you'll create a project, you'll be able to test it, but then at some point you'll need
to make a decision just saying, yes, it's a free tier, but it doesn't mean that you can just push
all your projects up to the renderer.
And also there's some limit on the bandwidth.
And as you can see, the moment you exceed the 100 gigabytes, then the charges are coming in.
And of course they're saying that they basically will email you if you're about to exceed the charges.
That should do it for the pricing.
Again, in order to fall along with the videos, you will have to sign up for account.
And once you do, proceed to the next video.