a month ago
Project: app-portal (id a4013529-26dd-486a-8c53-0b35589a1275)
Service: app-portal-backend (id e1de8956-9544-44cd-9b7f-ae0abc7bc813)
Environment: production
Region: us-west2 (service has a volume mounted at /data)
Every deployment of this service has been FAILING at the "Create container"
stage since 2026-06-09 ~01:24 UTC. Builds complete successfully; the container
is never scheduled and produces zero runtime logs. Your own deploy diagnosis
labels it an "Infrastructure Error — unable to schedule the container in
us-west2."
We have ruled out our side:
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Same code that deployed successfully on 2026-06-08 fails today (no code change
between the last success and the first failure).
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10+ consecutive failed deployments across multiple commits.
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Reducing the image from 2.75GB to 1.98GB made no difference (still fails at
container creation in ~1 min).
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Other services in the same project/region (frontend, neo4j, telegram-gateway,
backend-scheduler) deploy fine. Only this service (large container + /data
volume pinned to us-west2) fails.
Sample failed deployment IDs:
9ab8f9c4-f172-4acf-afaa-4fa38e3b2192 (16:57 KST, slim image)
c300b6cf-9b4f-4b74-ad5b-9ee68b4c72d2
048d187e-b362-48f6-be64-b7160e522fd4
Please investigate node/volume scheduling capacity for this service in us-west2,
or advise whether we should migrate the service+volume to another region.
1 Replies
Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway • 28 days ago
a month ago
We're aware of an issue causing deployments for some services with volumes attached to fail at the container creation stage, and we're actively working on it. This is on our side, so no changes are needed from you, and migrating the service or volume to another region is not necessary.
Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway • 28 days ago
21 days ago
This thread has been marked as solved automatically due to a lack of recent activity. Please re-open this thread or create a new one if you require further assistance. Thank you!
Status changed to Solved Railway • 21 days ago