a year ago
I´m deploying an angular v18 page and the build and deploy logs appear to be correct but when i go to the link of the page i get an 502 error of bad gateaway.
This is what appears:
Application failed to respond
This error appears to be caused by the application.
If this is your project, check out your deploy logs to see what went wrong. Refer to our docs on Fixing Common Errors for help, or reach out over our Help Station.
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This is my github repo: https://github.com/jfpa11100/Inventory-Page.git
Any help I can get i appreciate it a lot.
14 Replies
a year ago
Angular 18 client side rendered for server side rendered?
Is client side rendered, its just that I'm connected to supabase a postgre dabase host, so i need to do requests to that server
a year ago
What do you suggest that i can do?
If I migrate to an angular project with server side rendering it should work?
And why it works in my pc but not in the web? (Probabliy a silly question but Im kinda new in this topic) and why it doesn't show any errors in the build or the deploy logs?
a year ago
If you are connecting to a database, it will need to be server side rendered, so yeah go that route.
a year ago
But supabase is in the cloud, it would be like a backend, i just do requests to it
a year ago
Okay, gotcha, that wasn't explained too well.
Please share your repo so I can advise the needed changes.
a year ago
I also got this erros if are of any help:
Stopping Container
level:"info"
npm ERR! path /app
npm ERR! command failed
npm ERR! signal SIGTERM
a year ago
Made a PR - https://github.com/jfpa11100/Inventory-Page/pull/8
Merge it and remove the build and start commands from your service settings.
a year ago
I did it but i still got the 502 status
Application failed to respond
This error appears to be caused by the application.
If this is your project, check out your deploy logs to see what went wrong. Refer to our docs on Fixing Common Errors for help, or reach out over our Help Station.
If you are a visitor, please contact the application owner or try again later.
Request ID:
NtnQV7hHR_yg5TzZrqgOEg_3165824431
a year ago
Please read the bit about target ports -
https://docs.railway.com/guides/fixing-common-errors#application-failed-to-respond
a year ago
Ohh it was that. I had to put it in the port 8080.
Brody I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
Status changed to Solved brody • over 1 year ago
