5 months ago
I have tried multiple times since Friday to create a new PostgreSQL.
I get the message The Postgres database is being created... but after ~1 hour, it fails, and the instance is not created.
The same problem also occurs when creating a Redis instance.
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5 months ago
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5 months ago
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5 months ago
This thread has been escalated to the Railway team.
Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response uxuz • 5 months ago
5 months ago
The user has mentioned that this hasn't been working for the past 3 days https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1067670962276945961/1389253623065743360.
5 months ago
@bledar - What environment should I be looking into?
5 months ago
Production and beta
5 months ago
Would you mind if I tried to deploy a database into beta? just so I can grab the debug info.
5 months ago
Yes please, you can do it
5 months ago
You might be able to see more details about this error

5 months ago
I have reported the issue to the team.
5 months ago
this may not be a database specific issue actually. im seeing the same thing on my project, it says creating volume-name then after a bit unknown error like above. potentially to do with volumes? im in us-west
5 months ago
oh
5 months ago
i think i know what it is actually
5 months ago
prior to the metal migration i noticed when i create a service with a volume, even if the location is in metal, it seems to create the volume on gcp - because when the service is created i see "we migrated this volume for you, looks good?" even if its completely new
5 months ago
my guess is after the full metal migration it fails to create the volume now and that results in the service unable to deploy
5 months ago
will have to see if it works if i delete the volume
5 months ago
hey @bledar and @sixfalls - we have pushed a fix, can you let me know if you are still experiencing issues?
5 months ago
It works now.
Take more time than normal, but it is creating the DB instance successfully
5 months ago
I’m trying to create a new PostgreSQL instance, but the process is extremely slow. When the instance is finally created, it’s placed in a legacy region by default. Additionally, attempting to change the PostgreSQL version from v16 to v17 results in errors. I also tried wiping the storage to resolve the issue, but that doesn’t seem to be working either.
5 months ago
Legacy regions should be completely deprecated and shouldn't be deployable, can you show me where you see that you are deploying to them?
Postgres itself does not support upgrading major versions, a volume wipe would be needed.
5 months ago
By default, all new PostgreSQL instances are created on a legacy region.
You can change it later, and a migration will be run automatically.
Wiping volume takes a lot of time and is failing
5 months ago
Deploys on Legacy regions will fail as Legacy regions have been disabled, can you show me where you see that you are deploying to them?
Please provide errors for the volume wipe.