a year ago
Between 14:37-14:40 UTC, external (webhooks) requests hitting our api deployed in Railway were receiving HTTP 502 Bad Gateway errors. Looking through our logs, the service was working normally. Are you able to see what the logs from Railway say as far as what our service was responding?
Project ID: bffee644-ec55-4122-9e19-fee98c401647
Service ID: bbf223dd-a2e6-4b7c-bd55-1dfac13e263a
URL: https://railway.app/project/bffee644-ec55-4122-9e19-fee98c401647/service/bbf223dd-a2e6-4b7c-bd55-1dfac13e263a
14 Replies
a year ago
you can view your HTTP logs from the HTTP logs tab -
a year ago
for 502 errors you will get a response details attribute that will give you more information.
a year ago
on the railway side of things, we gave the exact same http logs so we wouldn't be able to give you more information than you already have.
a year ago
I'm experiencing these with all of my deployments right now, but I just deployed, so it might be my fault - weird coincidence, though...
a year ago
Actually, one service I didn't deploy to is sleeping and won't wake, but returns 502:
I'm not sure if anything I've done could have caused this
Project a9501682-52df-46aa-8570-8336298bf231
Service e39bede1-e900-454d-ab92-afc6df4114a2
a year ago
My apologies @brody - at the time I thought it was related and would be worse to create more threads. It was not my intention to distract from Alex's issue. I am new to the user-support-in-public model and I will reflect on your advice.
How do I get the HTTP logs for previous day? It looks like that tab only lets me scroll up so far
a year ago
http logs would be for that particular deployment
Right, deployment happened 10/2 at 00:14, looking at that deployment's HTTP logs I can only scroll up to 10/14 18:16, how do I get the older logs?
a year ago
It seems they would not be available
a year ago
Sorry but thats not something we can provide at this time