Using it

How to use rendimiento's features, one chapter per area:

• rendimiento.yaml reference: every field, with defaults and examples.
• Apps day to day: onboarding, migrating existing apps, domains, secrets, volumes, jobs, GPUs, rollbacks, deleting.
• Builds and tests: Dockerfile or Railpack, tests, what gets rebuilt, and when.
• Tasks: commands in CI: mobile builds, smoke tests and scripts as CI steps, with secrets.
• Reliability: uptime checks of every service, charted: uptime, response times, outages, releases.
• Visits: visitors, page views and top pages from Umami, on every app and on the dashboard.
• Notifications: emails about failed builds, rolled-back releases, outages and recoveries.
• La Ruta: the platform's memory, for people and AI agents: decisions, manuals, to-dos, handovers and lived stories, reachable over MCP.
• Needs and the services catalog: databases, caches and other services, wired in without configuration.
• Add-ons: installing and adopting cluster software from Helm charts and git.
• Renovate: dependency updates.