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punched the pockets locally to the front and to the back
I'm trying to find an opportunity to connect to the front host and from there push packets to the back. I don't know how to do this in Vercel
Maybe from the railway to vercel to break through the packages

This latency you are seeing is very likely due in part to your services being so far apart geographically from one another, your railway service would be located in us-west, and your frontend would likely not be anywhere close that, and who knows where your database is.

you would ideally want to host everything on railway in a single region.

My entire railroad environment is in one state.
And the frontend for Vercel is located in a neighboring state.
As far as I understand
When I log into my domain poly-house.kz
He makes a request to the front, front makes a request to the backend, receives it and sends it to me.
There should be a minimum difference between the front and back since they are located in neighboring states

do you have a link to your website where I can reproduce this delay?

where are you located?

https://www.poly-house.kz/kz
kazakhstan ^_^

I thought it was the images and deleted them
But this saved a maximum of 0.8 - 1.2 seconds

I don’t know if this is possible, maybe it’s a domain issue

you are quite far away from your servers

who is your domain provider?

Vercel frontend ?

both vercel and railway

wait a little bit pls

this is a SSR rendered page right?

https://www.ps.kz/

yes

are you using a custom domain on your railway services?

noop
But use custom on the vercel

this is next right?

the frontend I mean

Yea

do you ever have the clients browser call the railway service?

I don't quite understand the question

when a user visits your frontend, will their browser ever make a call to the backend that's running on railway?

Yes, product pictures, product descriptions, prices, etc. are stored on the server
Also, when placing an order, the data is stored on the server

sorry but that doesn't quite answer my question, and I'm not too sure how I could clarify further

In order to avoid the option of a delay from the frontend server and domain, I have now deleted all the content, leaving a simple “hello”
And loading is really fast

can you please answer my question

If I understand correctly then no.
It will only call the front, which via the API will call the server part on the railway

okay that sounds like about right

I would recommend running the frontend on railway and connecting to the medusa backend via the private network

Deploy the front locally and connect to the backend?
I’m not sure, maybe my code is simply written very poorly and that’s why there are lags..

deploy the frontend on railway and connecting to the medusa backend via the private network

What do you mean by private network?

railway's private network

it allows two services in a project to talk to each other privately

Thank you very much I'll try something

@BrodyI tried various options, now I want to test it by running the front and back on the railway.
Please tell me how can I use npm install instead of yarn and configure the build command

@Brody
nixpacks.toml Is it configured correctly?

OK
I was able to deploy my frontend application…
This is the same repository that is hosted on Vercel, but here for some reason it fell on 8000 localhost and I can't enter it

https://stroyberymedusanextfrontend-production.up.railway.app/

why delete?

@BrodyIt didn’t work out and I decided to stop trying and not waste your time

fragly helped you