12 days ago
Deployment stuck at CREATE_CONTAINER — needs infra-level cleanup of stuck container namespace
Service: striking-intuition (project ocean-property, environment production, region US West / sfo, Hobby plan).
My service has failed EVERY deployment for ~16 hours. Your own Railway Agent investigated and found:
- The deployment is stuck in a PENDING CREATE_CONTAINER state. The build succeeds (SNAPSHOT_CODE completes), but the container never starts — only a "Stopping Container" log appears ~19 minutes later.
- A fresh deployment triggered by your Agent (dec6e2da) stalled AGAIN at CREATE_CONTAINER.
- The Agent concluded this is a service-specific infrastructure state (it confirmed NO platform-wide incident), and that it likely needs Railway support to FORCE-CLEANUP the stuck container namespace / volume mount.
I have already ruled out everything on my side:
- Rollback to a previously-working image (usePreviousImageTag) — fails identically.
- Detaching/reattaching the volume — no change (volume shows Ready).
- Disconnecting the GitHub source — no change.
- railway up, redeploy, rollback, from-source — all fail identically.
This started right after a railway up deploy ~16 hours ago. Please force-cleanup the stuck container/namespace for this service so it can deploy again.
Failed deployment IDs:
5723729d-be5a-4e65-a109-9b31d955c33b
30aa14cd-c2d0-4aca-ad4c-5d769099386c
dec6e2da-8f57-4b69-9c4e-21cbe5922a9e
2 Replies
Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway • 12 days ago
12 days ago
Your previous container has not shut down on our side, and while it is still
running, a new deployment cannot take over from it. That is why every build
completes and then stalls at container creation, and why the rollback, the
source disconnect, and the repeated redeploys all ended the same way. You
have already ruled out everything on your side correctly. We are clearing the
stuck container from our side and will confirm here once your service can
deploy again.
Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway • 12 days ago
10 days ago
Hey! Looked into things on our end here.
As it was labeled "do not touch" can you open the deployment, hit the 3 dots next to "remove deployment" then press cmd + k and "deploy latest commit"? Should put it back into a better state.