Your Postgres deployment failed with a transient infrastructure error during container creation, and the current redeploy is stuck at the same stage. Your volume and data are intact. Try using the command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) and selecting "Redeploy source image" to force a fresh image pull, as a normal redeploy reuses the cached image and may hit the same issue.

I did the "Redeploy source image", but the deployment is stuck in "Creating containers" step

The redeployment is still stuck at container creation with no logs produced, confirming this is a transient infrastructure-side issue. Your volume and data are safe. We recommend cancelling any queued deployments and waiting rather than retrying, as additional redeploys can compound the queue. We are actively working on resolving these issues.

Cancelled queued deployments, still,not working

Your Postgres deployment is still failing at container creation, which is an infrastructure-side issue that we're actively working to resolve. Your volume and data remain intact. Once the underlying issue is cleared, a fresh deploy should succeed normally.

When Will I be notified of this fix? how much time will take?

Thanks for working through the steps. To answer your timing question directly: I don't have a firm ETA yet — this is a known platform-side issue from today's US West networking disruption affecting multiple services, and the container-creation/volume side is being recovered on our end. Your data volume is intact and safe.

In the meantime, if your Postgres container is still serving, you can get connected again now: in your Postgres service → Variables, copy DATABASE_PUBLIC_URL, then set your app's DATABASE_URL to that value instead of the internal hostname. That routes through the TCP proxy and bypasses the broken private network (small egress cost; switch back once private networking is restored). If the Postgres container itself is failing to start, that's the platform-recovery case and a workaround won't apply — your volume stays safe and we'll follow up here.