Tha chat erased my backup
cibelecruz
PROOP

14 days ago

I need it back. I said not to erase, but it did it selves. Its a retaiable-volume. And it cleans all of it. I had almost 500 clients.

    • Volume reliable-2026-04-29 21:11 UTC was accidentally deleted
    • date and time that was deleted: 2026-05-04
  1. Project ID: ecfbe528-5531-47ec-87af-93f342a0e3fc
$20 Bounty

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Railway
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14 days ago

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cibelecruz
PROOP

14 days ago

Description:

MongoDB service (mongo:7) fails in both regions

Error: "recurring infrastructure issue during container creation"

Configuration is valid (worked before)

Volume restored from backup

Project: ecfbe528-5531-47ec-87af-93f342a0e3fc

Environment: production

Urgency: Production database down

Mention that you have already tried redeploying and changing regions


kousthubha-sky
HOBBY

an hour ago

For the volume: Railway doesn't expose snapshot restoration in the dashboard.

Open a support ticket at help.railway.com immediately with your project ID (ecfbe528-5531-47ec-87af-93f342a0e3fc) and the exact volume name reliable-2026-04-29 21:11 UTC.

Retainable volumes may have internal block-level backups that only Railway's infra team can restore — the sooner you escalate, the better.

For MongoDB failing: The error "recurring infrastructure issue during container creation" is Railway-side, not your config. Steps:

  1. Check status.railway.com for active incidents.
  2. Delete only the MongoDB service (not the volume), recreate it, and reattach the volume to /data/db.
  3. Pin your image to mongo:7.0.8 instead of mongo:7 to avoid a bad pull.
  4. If that fails, temporarily detach the volume and deploy ephemeral Mongo — if it boots, the issue is volume-attachment-specific, which again needs Railway support escalation.

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