chore(self-hosting): add deploy to render button

Author: sinanmohd

content/self-hosting/digital-ocean.mdx

@@ -37,30 +37,10 @@ Since DigitalOcean App Platform doesn't support persistent volumes, NocoDB's dat
 ## Step 2: Deploy the NocoDB App
 
 1. Navigate to **Apps → Create App**.
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 2. Choose **Docker Hub** as the source.
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-3. Enter:
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-* `Repository: nocodb/nocodb`
-* `Tag: latest`
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+3. Use `Repository: nocodb/nocodb` & `Tag: latest`
 4. Proceed and edit the **HTTP Port** to `8080`.
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-5. In the environment variables section, add the following:
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-* `NC_AUTH_JWT_SECRET`
-* `NC_PUBLIC_URL`
-* `NC_DB`
-* `NC_REDIS_URL`
-* `NC_S3_ACCESS_KEY`
-* `NC_S3_ACCESS_SECRET`
-* `NC_S3_BUCKET_NAME`
-* `NC_S3_REGION`
-* `NC_S3_ENDPOINT`
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-> ⚠️ Ensure the `NC_PUBLIC_URL` matches your actual app domain without a trailing slash.
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+5. Refer [Configuring NocoDB section](./configuring-nocodb#docker-image-configuration) to set environment variables
 6. Set resources to **1 container with 2GB RAM / 1 vCPU** at a minimum.
 7. Complete deployment by clicking **Create Resources**.
 

content/self-hosting/render.mdx

@@ -6,7 +6,12 @@ keywords: ['NocoDB Render', 'Install NocoDB', 'NocoDB Docker']
 
 Render offers a simple way to host containerized applications with automatic HTTPS, scaling, and persistent storage. You can deploy **NocoDB** as a Web Service using Docker with just a few steps.
 
-## Deploying NocoDB on Render
+## Using the Deploy Button
+You can easily deploy NocoDB to Render using the Deploy to Render button.
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+[![Deploy to Render](https://render.com/images/deploy-to-render-button.svg)](https://render.com/deploy?repo=https://github.com/nocodb/render_com/tree/master)
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+## Manual Deployment
 
 > ⚠️ For optimal performance, we recommend using the \$25/month "Standard" service on Render.
 
@@ -20,7 +25,7 @@ Render offers a simple way to host containerized applications with automatic HTT
    ```
 4. Click Connect
 
-## Configure Persistent Storage
+### Configure Persistent Storage
 
 To ensure that your data survives service restarts or deployments, you must add a **volume mount**.