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Connects to the Temporal Cloud Runs a Worker on Render

Render | Run Workers in the Cloud

Run Workers in the Cloud.

The following guide configures and deploys your Temporal Workers on Render (render.com).

For a complete set of documentation see https://render.com/docs

For documentation on background workers, see https://render.com/docs/background-workers

Configure background workers

1. Select New workers.

Background Workers are suitable for long running processes like consumers for queues and streaming.

1. Choose one of the following and add your repository:
   1. Build and deploy from a Git repository
   2. Deploy an existing image from a registry
2. On the Create Background Worker page, enter the following informaiton:
   1. Name: the name of your background worker.
   2. Region: the region where you background worker runs.
   3. Branch: the repository branched used for you background worker. (main)
   4. Runtime: The runtime for your background worker. (Python 3)
   5. Build Command: the command that runs in the root directory. (pip install -r requirements.txt)
   6. Start Command: the command that runs your worker. (python3 run_worker.py)
3. Select your instance type.

Continue to add your secrets.

Set up secrets

1. Select Advanced ^ and choose either:
   1. Add Environment Variable
      1. Enter a key and a value.
   2. Add Secret File
      1. give your filename a name.
      2. enter the file contents.
      3. Choose Save.

Continue to deploy your Worker.

Deploy worker

1. Choose Create background Worker when you’re ready.

Review your logs.

Review deployment

1. From the logging dashboard, watch your worker deploy.
2. You should see something similar to the following: