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Render is a unified cloud platform to build and run apps and websites.

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What to do if Render is down?

1. Verify the outage

Use our status checker above to confirm whether the issue is with Render or your local connection.

2. Check official status

Visit Render's status page for official updates, or see our Render Status Page guide.

3. Set up monitoring

Get instant alerts for future Render outages with PerkyDash's free uptime monitoring.

4. Have a status page ready

If your app depends on Render, create an emergency status page to keep your users informed.

Common Render Issues During Outages

  • Web services returning 502/503 errors
  • Deploys stuck in 'Building' or 'Deploying' state
  • PostgreSQL database connection timeouts
  • Cron jobs not executing on schedule
  • Environment variables not being loaded

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my Render service showing as unhealthy?

Unhealthy services during outages may be due to platform issues or health check failures. Check our status above and Render's status page. If Render is operational, verify your health check endpoint is responding correctly and within the timeout period.

Why are my Render deploys failing?

Deploy failures can occur during platform issues or due to build configuration problems. Check Render's build system status. If the platform is up, review your build logs for dependency issues, memory limits, or Dockerfile errors.

Is my Render database affected during outages?

Render PostgreSQL databases run on separate infrastructure but may be affected during major outages. Check the Databases component status. Consider enabling automatic backups and having a disaster recovery plan for critical databases.

How do I reduce downtime risk on Render?

Enable zero-downtime deploys, configure health checks properly, use multiple instances for critical services, and enable automatic scaling. Consider multi-region setups for high-availability requirements.

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