Hobby Plan Questions
I'm paying for the hobby plan, what happens when i reach the 5 usd?
But i see this:
I'm gonna pay more?
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Project ID:
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looks like you will be paying ~20 dollars
why?
because thats what your screenshots says
i'm just gonna testing my app
how works the Hobbie plan?
minimum 5$ fee, with a 5$ discount, additional pricing is based on usage
is there a any "unlimited plan" ?
theres hobby, pro, and enterprise, they all use usage based pricing
ohh.. okay.
in the case i reach over the 5usd, it will bill me or stop de deploY??
(sry for me english)
^
from the estimate in your screenshot, you will be billed 20$
if i cancel the suscription, it still works until 5Aug, yes?
as far as i know, services and plugins would stop right away
without a subscription you cant use the platform
hmmm, okay.
I love railway (better than others) but i'm new and i cant afford prices more than 5usd at the moment cuz i'm testing apps and i have to get feedbacks first til deploy to production.
Gonna unsuscribre, thx for the help!
if you wouldn't mind, what are you testing, since thats a big bill for some "tests"
https://redlistfrontend-production.up.railway.app/
i'm Biologist, there is an app for data proccesing (have to translate from spanish to english)
and use a database for some procces
i think this is why the cost
i dont know how works deployements (this is why love railway, it makes easy).
I started with the trial for deploy and testing, i can afford 5usd (thinking was unlimited) but no :'c
data processing would be pretty resource intensive, well im sorry you have not found railway to be a good fit for you
thx for all!
no problem!
still have one question
ask away
i use this dockerfile:
entrypoint.sh
how can i use the nixpack from railway and python 3.11?
as i said, im not programer and dont know much from docker, just basic
1. gunicorn binds to
0.0.0.0:$PORT by default, so --bind 0.0.0.0:$PORT is redundant
2. to tell railway to use python 3.11 just have a runtime.txt file with 3.11 as the file contentsOn this line, i want to use:
FROM python:3.11.4-slim-bookworm -> FROM railwayapp/nixpacks:latest
https://hub.docker.com/r/railwayapp/nixpacks
How i can add python 3.11?
that image is really only intended to be used by nixpacks itself, i wouldn't recommend doing something like that yourself, as its just a ubuntu image
oh.. thats fine, thx!
no problem 🙂