a year ago
Hi guys,
I'm currently doing a permission-less app that can be deployed multiple times and where those apps can reach each others using on-chain information
I've setup 2 deployment to make some tests. And my 2 deployments can communicate sucesfully. But I have a issue only for a query, something that look like this :
curl --location 'https://.railway.app/' \
--header 'X-Signature: ' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data ''When I do this call in my application, I have the following error :
{
"severity": "warn",
"timestamp": "2025-04-04T12:15:48.220463681Z",
"message": "Failed to ....",
"tags": {
...
},
"attributes": {
"body": "{\"status\":\"error\",\"code\":502,\"message\":\"Application failed to respond\",\"request_id\":\"nTr59lM1TdWfQOtvR0I5Iw_603524580\"}",
"level": "warn",
"status_code": 502,
"ts": 1743768945.4754088
}
}I don't understand why I have this behaviour only with this call. I've logged the request that is sended to try using postman and it worked well…
And on the receiver side, I don't see any log about this request. I should have at least one as I use the logger fiber middleware
Based on the "request_id" in the log, it is possible to get some information ?
17 Replies
a year ago
Hey, on your receiver service, is there anything in the HTTP logs? Usually there's useful information there.
Not for this call, but I have for others, that's why I don't understand :/
a year ago
That shouldn't happen. Railway would show every HTTP request made, even if it results in a 502. I doubt it's a Railway issue but I'll wait for @Brody to confirm it.
a year ago
Just to be sure, are we talking about HTTP logs from the service and not your application, correct?

a year ago
what service in what environment?
a year ago
Can you get us the browser URL for the service you're looking at right now?
Of course : https://ai-api-orchestrator-b.up.railway.app
It's the deployment id number : 47f64ba0-dc50-436f-ba7b-6bb18f279788
a year ago
We're looking for the dashboard URL you're using right now.
a year ago
Yes, that one, thanks.
a year ago
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a year ago
I'm told fiber doesn't follow the http spec perfectly, maybe that's coming into play here.
do you have a MRE?
a year ago
yes please

