Question about how to properly end a railway deployment. - Railway Help Station

Question about how to properly end a railway deployment.

2 years ago

I have a nodejs runtime that is running as a deployment, but after it finishes executing the deployment is still active. It is also still using memory i think. Is there a good way to make sure its not running? Logs say "container event container died" but i want to make sure its not charging me.

8 Replies

2 years ago

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2 years ago

that deployment is not a cron job, thats a regular deployment

2 years ago

good catch. Is it safe to say that its stopped and no longer using resources?

2 years ago

nope, you can not trust the state as listed on the deployment, for example, it says completed, but its still handling requests -

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2 years ago

a surefire way to know would be to look for a container event log -

container event container died

2 years ago

gotcha

2 years ago

preciate it

2 years ago

no problem!