Render integration. Catch failing services and silent cron jobs, and fix them.
Praxen Inc. watches your Render services, workers and cron jobs, investigates failed deploys, reads logs and metrics to find the cause, and writes the fix.
Get started for freeHow to set up Render
The product guide says resource discovery can take a few minutes; a measured total setup duration is not available.
- Open Render Dashboard → Account Settings → API Keys and create an API key.
- Choose Render in Praxen Inc. and paste the complete rnd_ key, not a deploy-hook token.
- Wait for validation and connect. Open the account after discovery; use Sync in the account header to request a refresh.
Permissions and access
The connection accepts a Render account API key and does not ask for named OAuth scopes or offer a read-only/full-access selector. The console does not constrain the key’s provider-side privileges. Sync reads inventory; the available Render API tool is separate from inventory collection. Review the key’s access in Render rather than assuming an unscoped key is read-only.
Discovery, refresh and the connected view
Inventory refreshes are scheduled every 15 minutes. Render webhooks also request resyncs with a two-minute debounce. Projects, environments, web and private services, static sites, background workers, cron jobs, Postgres, key-value stores and persistent disks are mapped. Service pages and investigations combine configuration with deploy history, events, logs and metrics.
Disconnect and revoke access
Disconnect the Render account in Praxen Inc., then revoke its API key in Render Account Settings. If validation later fails, check key revocation before retrying discovery.
Provider credentials and Praxen Inc.’s access mode are separate. Where write-capable tools exist, the connected account’s Settings page offers a Read-only switch. Turning it off permits writes subject to review and confirmation, but cannot add permissions to the provider credential. Agent-connected Kubernetes clusters stay read-only.
In the graph.
Every Render resource Praxen Inc. picks up sits in the graph with its connections, config and history.
Project Environment Web Service Static Site Private Service Background Worker Cron Job Workflow Custom Domain Postgres Database Key-Value Store Persistent Disk Environment Group Render tools.
The calls Praxen Inc. can make to Render when it looks into an issue.
Render -
renderApiCall any Render REST API endpoint that lacks a dedicated tool -
renderGetLogsGet logs for a Render service -
renderDeploysList a Render service's deploys, or get one deploy's full detail -
renderGetServiceEventsGet audit events for a Render service -
renderGetMetricsGet metrics for a Render service
Render setup and troubleshooting
Common questions.
How does Praxen Inc. connect to my Render account?
Open Render Dashboard → Account Settings → API Keys and create an API key. Choose Render in Praxen Inc. and paste the complete rnd_ key, not a deploy-hook token. Wait for validation and connect. Open the account after discovery; use Sync in the account header to request a refresh.
What Render resources does Praxen Inc. sync?
Inventory refreshes are scheduled every 15 minutes. Render webhooks also request resyncs with a two-minute debounce. Projects, environments, web and private services, static sites, background workers, cron jobs, Postgres, key-value stores and persistent disks are mapped. Service pages and investigations combine configuration with deploy history, events, logs and metrics.