Is there a cache?
We have an API that is deployed with Railway. The API includes a WP instance for content. The name servers for this WP instance's subdomain were updated. While propagation typically can take up to 3 days, ours run super fast. For nearly 12 hours now, our API does not register that the DNS updates were made, and continue to crash saying the subdomain can't be found.
In localhost, everything is working as expected, but when deployed it doesn't work. So, the only thing that makes sense is that there is a cache somewhere.
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a cache in what sense? http requests? build? what? I'm sorry but you weren't very clear in explaining what exactly the issue is.
The issue is that this 1 subdomain is throwing errors in the logs, and no where else. And subsequently, our services using the API have crashed.
what errors?
I really don't think you own domain.com
LoL! No. That was sanitized.
I'm sorry but it's not helping
help me, help you
What do you need?
the error, without unnecessary sanitation
is that the correct domain?
Yes
where is it hosted?
That subdomain is hosted with Flywheel.
dns lookup works fine - https://utilities.up.railway.app/dns-lookup?value=content.veterandb.com&type=ip
I know.
DNS looks good. API works fine locally. All the other apps that rely on this API work fine locally too.
Only this railway instance has a problem with it. And it's only been a problem since the DNS was changed.
We redeployed the API about an hour and a half ago as well. Didn't make a difference.
it's only been a problem since the DNS was changedplease provide more context
All of the DNS records were in a cPanel. We had to move them back to the registrar. That change took place earlier today.
dns lookup from google directly also works fine
this would not be a platform issue
Ok.
Of course it just started working again. 🤦♂️