Deleted services
iam25th1
HOBBYOP

24 days ago

Hello. Would like to know how billings works for deleted services. I can see some of m y deleted services have accumulated billing. If I want to opt out of billings for certain services, how do I efficiently do that?

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you can go to the service settings and enable the "Serverless" or set deploy.sleepApplication to true in your railway.json file

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Railway
BOT

24 days ago

Once a service is deleted, it stops accumulating new charges, but any usage it consumed while it was running still counts toward your bill for that billing period. To stop being billed for services you no longer need, simply delete them from your project (or delete the entire project). You can also enable App Sleeping on services you want to keep but only run when they receive traffic, and you can set usage limits to cap your spending. Your current billing period usage is $11.29, with "BagsBrain" being the top service at $3.20.


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24 days ago

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iam25th1
HOBBYOP

24 days ago

Oh, how do I setup the App sleeping feature?


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24 days ago

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iam25th1

Oh, how do I setup the App sleeping feature?

you can go to the service settings and enable the "Serverless" or set deploy.sleepApplication to true in your railway.json file


mayoriii

you can go to the service settings and enable the "Serverless" or set `deploy.sleepApplication` to `true` in your `railway.json` file

iam25th1
HOBBYOP

23 days ago

thanks


Status changed to Solved brody 23 days ago


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