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Did something related to private networking fundamentally change in the past couple of days?
We have a simple Django app and use Railway's Redis.
Over the past couple of days, we've been seeing the following happen:
Deploy the server -> In a couple hours, we start getting
ERROR:django_datadog_logger.middleware.error_log:Error -2 connecting to redis.railway.internal:6379. Name or service not known
where all connection attempts to Redis fails.
Our code hadn't changed and we just wanted to double-check if there's anything fundamentally changed with the network layer.268 replies
New deployments triggered on the website seem to ignore the deployment settings
Our instances are on US-1 and we have Dockerfile set for several projects. When clicking "redeploy" on the most recent successful deployment, the nixpacks build gets triggered. This seems to be related to the outage
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Issue binding with internal network on UDP
Hi, we have a server pod and a datadog agent pod. The server pod is trying to connect to the datadog agent pod through its statsd. We know that the networking probably works because our tracer is alive and healthy. Internal networking is enabled.
Dockerfile.datadog
Notice two things:
1. DD_DOGSTATSD_NON_LOCAL_TRAFFIC= true
2. 8125/udp is exposed.
Dockerfile.server
Project ID: 900023fc-eb3b-4c5e-b8bf-83d6fcb5a72f
92 replies
Having issue connecting to Redis
Hey, our server is getting this issue which is not known. It's not like there was any high load so we're confused why there's this issue.
redis.exceptions.ConnectionError: Error 111 connecting to containers-us-west-64.railway.app:5605. Connection refused.
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Superuser privilege on Postgres for DMS
Hi, trying to perform a 0-downtime migration and I want to use the Railway database as the source for AWS DMS. However, replication is failing which I believe is because the user doesn't have superuser privilege from the source database.
I believe it's needed for some granular control over Write Ahead Logs.
Is this not possible with Railway's Postgres?
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/dms/latest/userguide/CHAP_Source.PostgreSQL.html
For full-load plus CDC tasks or CDC-only tasks, grant superuser permissions for the user account specified for the PostgreSQL source database. The user account needs superuser permissions to access replication-specific functions in the source. For full-load only tasks, the user account needs SELECT permissions on tables to migrate them.
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VPC Peering, pgvector, pgbouncer timelines if at all
Hey, trying to move off to a hosted database. We want to use AWS ideally; however, we're seeing quite a significant difference in latency for our sql (almost all queries from AWS has latency >p99 compared to Railway).
Is it Oregon that the Railway servers are at, or is it LA? (GCP us-west-1 vs us-west-2)
Will there be support for VPC peering anytime in the future?
Will there be support for pgvector, pgbouncer, and automated backups at all? We would not move off of Railway supported these.
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Latency and VPC peering
Hey, trying to move off to a hosted database. We want to use AWS ideally; however, we're seeing quite a significant difference in latency for our sql (almost all queries from AWS has latency >p99 compared to Railway).
1. Is it Oregon that the Railway servers are at?
2. Will there be support for VPC peering anytime in the future?
3. Will there be support for pgvector, pgbouncer, and automated backups at all? We would not move off of Railway supported these.
3 replies