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• 🧵 Can't migrate Postgresql on a Django backend

• 🧵 502 Connection Dial Timeout

• 🧵 [ERROR] Worker (pid:5) was sent SIGKILL! Perhaps out of memory?

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You can use Railway CLI https://docs.railway.com/guides/cli

>i can make migrations on the railway enviroment?

Do you refer to migrations of services inside Railway?

Yes, Railway provides a terminal interface to run commands directly in your deployed services via the Railway CLI's SSH feature.

## Running Django Migrations on Railway

Using Railway SSH:

1. Copy the SSH command from the Dashboard:

- Navigate to your project in the Railway dashboard

- Right-click on your Django service

- Select "Copy SSH Command"

2. Execute migrations directly:

railway ssh -- python manage.py migrate

Or for django-tenants specifically:

 railway ssh -- python manage.py migrate_schemas

3. Interactive session (if needed):
You can also open an interactive shell in your container:

railway ssh

Then run your migration commands directly inside the container.

Things to consider

- Service must be running: Your service needs to be actively deployed and running for SSH access to work.

- Environment variables available: When you SSH into the container, all your Railway environment variables are already available, including database credentials.

- Temporary access pattern: Use SSH for debugging and one-off operations like migrations. For recurring migrations, consider automating them in your deployment pipeline via the CLI or a startup command.

For more details on Railway SSH capabilities, see the SSH documentation