Anurag Goyal

As soon as I got our first users onto the platform, I have always relied on their input and feedback. And obviously users have a specific, everyone on Render has a specific problem they're trying to solve. And sometimes they might come up with the solution itself, but it's our job to truly pull out the problem that they're trying to solve so we can solve it in the way that makes the most sense.

As soon as I got our first users onto the platform, I have always relied on their input and feedback. And obviously users have a specific, everyone on Render has a specific problem they're trying to solve. And sometimes they might come up with the solution itself, but it's our job to truly pull out the problem that they're trying to solve so we can solve it in the way that makes the most sense.

As soon as I got our first users onto the platform, I have always relied on their input and feedback. And obviously users have a specific, everyone on Render has a specific problem they're trying to solve. And sometimes they might come up with the solution itself, but it's our job to truly pull out the problem that they're trying to solve so we can solve it in the way that makes the most sense.

We have been obsessed about getting customer feedback every day. That has been, I think, the most influential piece on our roadmap. My name is Anurag Goyal, and I'm the founder and CEO at Render.

We have been obsessed about getting customer feedback every day. That has been, I think, the most influential piece on our roadmap. My name is Anurag Goyal, and I'm the founder and CEO at Render.

We have been obsessed about getting customer feedback every day. That has been, I think, the most influential piece on our roadmap. My name is Anurag Goyal, and I'm the founder and CEO at Render.

So after I left Stripe, I was in this position where I could do anything or nothing. And I chose to work on a really ambitious problem for the rest of my career. In order to find that right problem, I had to go build, or my strategy at least was to go build stuff in a lot of different domains. I'm a builder at heart.

So after I left Stripe, I was in this position where I could do anything or nothing. And I chose to work on a really ambitious problem for the rest of my career. In order to find that right problem, I had to go build, or my strategy at least was to go build stuff in a lot of different domains. I'm a builder at heart.

So after I left Stripe, I was in this position where I could do anything or nothing. And I chose to work on a really ambitious problem for the rest of my career. In order to find that right problem, I had to go build, or my strategy at least was to go build stuff in a lot of different domains. I'm a builder at heart.

And as I was putting a lot of these things into production, as I was using some of the tools that we all use, Kubernetes, AWS, I realized that every Kubernetes setup I had looked pretty much the same. And then I realized that most companies really end up doing the same kind of work on top of AWS and Kubernetes and then using other managed services.

And as I was putting a lot of these things into production, as I was using some of the tools that we all use, Kubernetes, AWS, I realized that every Kubernetes setup I had looked pretty much the same. And then I realized that most companies really end up doing the same kind of work on top of AWS and Kubernetes and then using other managed services.

And as I was putting a lot of these things into production, as I was using some of the tools that we all use, Kubernetes, AWS, I realized that every Kubernetes setup I had looked pretty much the same. And then I realized that most companies really end up doing the same kind of work on top of AWS and Kubernetes and then using other managed services.

It's just not differentiated enough, and it's also too complex for what it gives you. And I think companies want the benefit, and I wanted the benefit of autoscaling, of private networking. I wanted to have persistent storage, but I really didn't want to mess around with everything that you have to mess around with. In some cases, hundreds of thousands of lines of Terraform or YAML.

It's just not differentiated enough, and it's also too complex for what it gives you. And I think companies want the benefit, and I wanted the benefit of autoscaling, of private networking. I wanted to have persistent storage, but I really didn't want to mess around with everything that you have to mess around with. In some cases, hundreds of thousands of lines of Terraform or YAML.

It's just not differentiated enough, and it's also too complex for what it gives you. And I think companies want the benefit, and I wanted the benefit of autoscaling, of private networking. I wanted to have persistent storage, but I really didn't want to mess around with everything that you have to mess around with. In some cases, hundreds of thousands of lines of Terraform or YAML.

I decided that this was a big enough problem and an ambitious enough problem that I personally was really excited about. That's because it combines my passion for developer experience and developer productivity. I had done all this infrastructure work over the course of the last 15 years of my career, and it made sense for me to combine the two and start Render as a result.

I decided that this was a big enough problem and an ambitious enough problem that I personally was really excited about. That's because it combines my passion for developer experience and developer productivity. I had done all this infrastructure work over the course of the last 15 years of my career, and it made sense for me to combine the two and start Render as a result.

I decided that this was a big enough problem and an ambitious enough problem that I personally was really excited about. That's because it combines my passion for developer experience and developer productivity. I had done all this infrastructure work over the course of the last 15 years of my career, and it made sense for me to combine the two and start Render as a result.

So Render is attempting and is successful to a large extent. to remove all the undifferentiated complexity and the cost of building out your own Kubernetes-based infrastructure on top of one of the large public clouds. But it gives you the same functionality, so there's no compromise on things like autoscaling and the stuff that I mentioned earlier.

So Render is attempting and is successful to a large extent. to remove all the undifferentiated complexity and the cost of building out your own Kubernetes-based infrastructure on top of one of the large public clouds. But it gives you the same functionality, so there's no compromise on things like autoscaling and the stuff that I mentioned earlier.