Discussion on: Deploying your Django 3 App

Hey Mateusz!

The cost will be highly dependent on your resource requirements. From what you described, it seems like you would have:

• A managed Render PostgreSQL database
• A web service for your Django web server
• A private service to run your Celery workers and message queues
• A private service for your Redis instance, which you can deploy in one click

One thing to call out where we are notably different from our competitors is that we don't currently have any limits on simultaneous connections or connection duration, including websockets!

Some of the other cool features that come with all Render services:

• Automatic pull request previews.
• Infrastructure as Code with render.yaml.
• Fully managed PostgreSQL.
• Private networking, load balancing, and service discovery.
• HTTP health checks and zero downtime deploys.
• Free, unlimited custom domains and teams.
• Persistent storage with Render Disks.

You can look at our pricing page to get an idea of how much it would cost based on your resource requirements.

I hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to drop a message in our Slack channel.