Public Networking URL works... until it doesn't
sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

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I deployed a simple nextjs app which just calls my database and displays some data.

I deployed it last night and the public url provided by railway was working great (I just used port 8080 as was recommended). It worked all the way up until this morning.

Then, the url started timing out.

I re-deployed the entire project in a new railway project. I generated a new url and this solved the issue... for about 3 minutes. I could go to the url and load everything. But after a few minutes, it stopped working again.

I am on the Hobby plan and don't believe I am close to any usage limits. Why would this happen?

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21 Replies

a year ago

the url works for me?


a year ago

Check if you have “serverless” enabled for any of the services in the project. If so, disable them. It’s usually the cause when I face the same issue.


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

Serverless is not enabled.

The url does not work for me, including in incognito mode.


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

Any other ideas?


a year ago

url still works for me, can you define not working?


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

When I go to it, it loads about:blank, white screen, and eventually times out. Logs don't show much either. My most recent request was at 2:40, logs show from 2:25

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1379922816736169984


a year ago

Can confirm that I also can access it totally fine. Cleared all your cache? Tried a different browser?


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

I tried a different browser, no luck. Same for clearing cache.


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

My team is getting the same issue


a year ago

Is it possible that a page past this is having an issue?

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sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

I just changed my wifi to my personal hotspot, it works now


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

Something with my internet ( I am working in a coworking space )


a year ago

Oh. Cool.


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

How can I make it so the coworking space does not block the connection? It wasn't doing this yesterday.


Anonymous
PRO

a year ago

Use proxy maybe.


a year ago

That would be a question for your ISP


a year ago

You can try that


a year ago

But that would be a question for your ISP


Anonymous
PRO

a year ago

Your ISP must've flagged the Ip or something, depends on your ISP as @loudbook said. But a quick solution is to spin up a small proxy and route your traffic through that, so your static IP doesn't get blocked or anything.

I think public wifi generally does block some IP addresses and websites, this happens rarely. I usually use a proxy or vpn or you can internally use a proxy to re-route the traffic and solve the issue. If you are on mac, maybe try turning on rotating ip address for your machine and see if that fixes the issue.


sawyerhalverson
HOBBYOP

a year ago

Ok thank you


Anonymous
PRO

a year ago

Happy to help! :)


Status changed to Solved brody 12 months ago


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