pg backup data deletion
nauri
FREEOP

a month ago

gm,

would need help to get access to a pg volume on my account. however since the service is not running and I'm planing to offset railway in general I'd need some advice here. I also can't connect via CLI.

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Railway
BOT

a month ago

Your Postgres volume is still present and in a READY state, mounted at the service's data path, even though the service's latest deployment was torn down, so the data persists. Redeploying the Postgres service from its deployments page re-mounts that volume and brings the database back up, after which you can connect over the public TCP proxy and export the data.


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 27 days ago


Railway

Your Postgres volume is still present and in a READY state, mounted at the service's data path, even though the service's latest deployment was torn down, so the data persists. Redeploying the Postgres service from its deployments page re-mounts that volume and brings the database back up, after which you can connect over the public [TCP proxy](https://docs.railway.com/databases/postgresql#connecting-externally) and export the data.

nauri
FREEOP

a month ago

Since this is a account deletion I'm unable to redeploy.


Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway 27 days ago


a month ago

We're not able to grant access to services or data on a workspace that has been stopped, so redeploying isn't possible while it's in this state. Your Postgres volume is still intact, though, so the data isn't lost. To reach it, bring the workspace back into good standing: settle the outstanding $5.95 balance and update your payment method at your billing page. Once the payment clears, your services come back online and you can redeploy Postgres, connect over the public TCP proxy, and run pg_dump to export your data before moving off.


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 26 days ago


Status changed to Solved nauri 26 days ago


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