7 months ago
Required Variables
Ensure that the following variables are configured
REDISHOST
REDISPORT
REDISUSER
REDISPASSWORD
REDIS_URL
88 Replies
7 months ago
Hey, you should be able to recover the variables through the activity tab, located at the bottom right part of your project's dashboard. You can also just deploy a new Redis database if the misconfigured Redis service didn't have data to begin with.
7 months ago
The changes to your service variables.
7 months ago
Please show a screenshot.
7 months ago
I would try readding these service variables back to your n8n instance so that it can use Redis again. Why did you remove them in the first place?
7 months ago
By manually adding them to your n8n service.
7 months ago
To your n8n service, as it is referencing your Redis service via service variables.
7 months ago
Please add the service variables to your n8n service.
7 months ago
Click on the + New Variable button
7 months ago
You should then insert the variables and their value back.
7 months ago
Also, please do that with the actual primary n8n service and not the Redis database.
7 months ago
The team can access your project directly, however this isn't something that is done normally.
7 months ago
You can deploy a completely new n8n instance and delete the old one if you wish.
7 months ago
I am not familiar with n8n, if all of the data in question are stored in the postgres database, then yes.
7 months ago
You can deploy a new n8n instance and update the new instance's postgres variables to the old postgres database.
is there a way railway team can do that? I'll end up destroying everything I created at this point
if not then redeploying the other parts of the template is the last choice I guess
7 months ago
The Railway team usually won't help you with user initiated issues.
7 months ago
All you need to do is to add back the reference variables back to your primary n8n service, so please try this first.
7 months ago
You need to add it to the primary service as this where you deleted the service variables in the first place.
7 months ago
QUEUE_BULL_REDIS_DUALSTACK=true
QUEUE_BULL_REDIS_HOST=${{Redis.REDISHOST}}
QUEUE_BULL_REDIS_PASSWORD=${{Redis.REDIS_PASSWORD}}
QUEUE_BULL_REDIS_PORT=${{Redis.REDISPORT}}
QUEUE_BULL_REDIS_USERNAME=${{Redis.REDISUSER}}7 months ago
Great, these are the variables you need to add back to your primary n8n service.
I'll try to see if it will come with the error of max worker or listerner
7 months ago
That would be an application level issue with n8n.
7 months ago
You will have to configure n8n with more workers or something else, this is not an issue with Redis.
its someting server side for sure you can see other posts on the group
7 months ago
Can you show the error message?
7 months ago
You can find it in a previous deployment.
7 months ago
Unfortunately, I have no idea regarding your primary n8n service enqueuing executions.
7 months ago
Are the jobs just sitting there never getting executed or are the logs in question just info logs and are therefore just there to inform an action?
7 months ago
I suppose you can try asking in the n8n community if there is one, as you are technically responsible for it yourself since you are self hosting it. Again, I am not familiar with n8n so this could technically just be just some basic logging of n8n and not related to any errors at all.
7 months ago
Platform related issue or help, such as the dashboard not loading, new deployments not starting, etc. You can still post unrelated questions, however, in this case, it would most likely only answered by the community.
7 months ago
Yes, you can deploy as many n8n templates as you want if you want to have multiple ones. Just keep in mind that there is a 100 service limit per project. Depending on how you want to organize it, you may want to have a different project for each or have them all in one.
7 months ago
You are welcome!
7 months ago
!s
Status changed to Solved uxuz • 7 months ago



