Issues with Production enviorment - StylesBot
raulmartinez92
HOBBYOP

5 months ago

I have two environments for StylesBot, Staging and Production; they are pretty much the same. As you know, the difference is the variable values of the server and the PostgreSQL DB. The issue I started having, for any reason, is just on Production because Staging is working great, even with new updates I push to GitHub:

  • On Production, the deploy process stays forever on "Creating containers..."

  • On Production, the server is working too slowly and sometimes it crashes because the app just keeps showing the skeleton while looking for the DB data.

  • On Production, the data of the DB seems not to be working properly as it should.

The weird thing is that on Staging everything works great, but on Production, for any reason, it stopped working.

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Railway
BOT

5 months ago


raulmartinez92
HOBBYOP

5 months ago

No it doesn't work!


jake
EMPLOYEE

5 months ago

In production you might have more traffic, which would result in slowness if your application isn't efficiently configured at the code level


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 5 months ago


jake
EMPLOYEE

5 months ago

Apologies but this looks like an issue with the application level code. Due to volume, we can only answer platform level issues.

I've made this thread public so that the community might be able to help with you query.


jake
EMPLOYEE

5 months ago

This thread has been marked as public for community involvement, as it does not contain any sensitive or personal information. Any further activity in this thread will be visible to everyone.

Status changed to Open jake 5 months ago


raulmartinez92
HOBBYOP

4 months ago

Thanks Jake, this was solved. It wasn't a code level issue because the staging and local environment, which are replicas of production, were working well. It was something on the server because I tried the next day and then everything worked, the push and the app. Thanks for stepping into this.


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