Is there a way to open port 3000?

So i have a docker image of a console app that exposes the port 3000 as a tcp listener, is there a way to open this port in railway so that the gatway can send messages to the server via the port 3000?
19 Replies
Percy
Percy2y ago
Project ID: fe81407d-3d02-4732-a9d0-3dd9a38fc3f4
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
fe81407d-3d02-4732-a9d0-3dd9a38fc3f4
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
Brody
Brody2y ago
sorry theres not, at the moment railway only supports https/wss on port 443
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
ohh i see
Brody
Brody2y ago
port 80 is open only so railway can answer with a 301 redirect
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
do you know of a way to host a docker container that can open the port 3000?
Brody
Brody2y ago
not possible on railway
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
ok thanks man
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
is the tcp lister would be on port 80 would it conflict with your deploy? if*
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
the whole purpose of the console app is just to listen on a port and handle messages
Brody
Brody2y ago
unless it's listening for http requests it's not gonna work on railway until they add support for TCP/UDP apps
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
ahhhh so right now there is no support for tcp udp apps
Brody
Brody2y ago
there's not correct
kawpls
kawplsOP2y ago
thanks that clears things up
Brody
Brody2y ago
no problem
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