render-migrate-from-heroku

Migrating a Heroku app to Render involves reading local project files to infer runtime and build commands, then generating a render.yaml blueprint for deployment. This skill structures the migration plan for web, worker, cron, Postgres, and Redis services.

A Render blueprint is a generated configuration file that maps your Heroku services to Render. This skill handles environment variables, disk sizing, and validation steps within the blueprint to ensure your multi-service deployment matches your original setup.

Yes, you can optionally enrich your migration with Render MCP data to refine deployment plans and validate mappings. This MCP integration produces accurate mappings to Render services and ensures your configuration aligns with live infrastructure data.

Yes, this migration tool supports typical Heroku apps running web, worker, cron, Postgres, and Redis. It reads your local repository files to configure these multi-service dependencies and generates an appropriate deployment blueprint.

You need local repository files such as a Procfile, dependency manifests, app.json, and runtime files. The skill reads these files to infer your runtime, build, and start commands required to generate the Render deployment blueprint.

The best way to handle disk sizing during a Heroku to Render migration is to follow the skill's structured blueprint generation process. It outlines required file checks and dependency mappings, ensuring disk sizing and environment variables are validated correctly.