We haven't found a fault on the Railway side of this. The rest of what's involved is your machine, your network, and the client tooling, and that's where this most likely stalls, so getting to the bottom of it means someone hands-on with a setup like yours.

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Try selecting your service, press Cmd/Ctrl + K, and redeploy source image.

The problem remains the same.

What region is the database deployed in? Also, I’d try using a VPN as well.

The database is deployed in Amsterdam. I’ve also already created a new MySQL service, but I’m still having the same connection issues. I also tried using my phone’s hotspot instead of my usual network, but the problem persists.

I tried Firefox VPN and it still din´t work.