Nice idea

Multiple ports and also internal urls to connect between services and not have those endpoints exposed.

Posting an update for those interested, this is expected to be included in our upcoming Private Networking sprint.

Is there an ETA on this?

Multiple ports and also internal urls to connect between services and not have those endpoints exposed.

Agustin Banchio: internal url's exist now as part of Railway's Private Networking.

How far away is this?

Some News?

until now? it's no posible? multiples ports?

Still not possible, Still no ETA.

though I'm sure the team would like to hear your usecase, would you mind sharing that?

I'm new to Railway, and have just deployed Soketi via a Docker image. The main Soketi functionality runs on port 6001, and I've mapped that to a public domain.

However, Soketi also exposes usage/metrics information on port 9601, and this port is integral to monitoring.

As a current workaround, surely it must be possible to expose the second port via the internal networking, via a second container?

yes you could for sure expose the metrics via another service that's running a proxy

@brody Are you aware of any templates for that?

there isn't any for this specific use-case, theres is only this template:

https://railway.app/template/7uDSyj

it's not exactly for soketi but it will get you 90% of the way there

☝️ +1
We'd be super keen to get this up and running, and are happy to beta test it!

Hello! I would also share my use case. EMQX (https://emqx.io) is an MQTT broker which exposes 5 ports: 2 TCP, 2 Websocket, 1 HTTP (UI). So far, I'm going to expose 1 TCP port and use another L7 proxy service to expose Websockets and HTTP together.

Simple use case yet unachievable from the templates you already provide. Using MinIO, ports 9090 and 900 are required (for console and api), however, without multiple ports exposure a straightforward deployment is not feasible. Is there any workaround?

unless I'm not understanding something, that template comes with two services, one for the console and one for the s3 API where the files are stored.

I would like to share the following use-case:

We are using Railway to host a Weaviate DB, the things is, the new Client V4 now supports GRPC, so it needs to be able to expose 2 ports, one for HTTP and one for the aforementioned GRPC. Without being able to expose 2 ports, we are stuck using V3…

I have the exact same problem as above - stuck with a V3 client.

Same issue here. We are using Colyseus for a game server and we need to spawn multiple child processes each exposed to the internet for the game to scale:
https://docs.colyseus.io/scalability/#step-3-spawning-multiple-colyseus-processes

Upvote the ability to expose multiple ports! TCP + HTTP also. Using complex apps or DinD even expands this need imo.

Same issue, I want to host a development server with vscode-server installed, and also running a project on it. I need to connect different domains for two different ports.