a year ago
Just got an outrageously high bill caused by our Hasura based server. Is this normal? Why would Hasura be using 16 gigs of RAM? How do we fix this?
I was not expecting a 3x increase in our bill this month… something has to be wrong here, this service is hardly even used.
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a year ago
Tbh that sounds more like an issue with Hasura than Railway
a year ago
Maybe a mem leak? Is it using the graphql engine (saw an issue in gh about it)
a year ago
Does restarting it fix things?
I will try and restart it. Can we set a memory limit for a specific container?
Unsure exactly what you mean by graphql engine. The main point of Hasura is to stick a graphql system above the database layer.
30 day graph does make me think this is a memory leak. Do you know how to set a cron schedule up to restart the container via Railway?
a year ago
I never used a cron job in railway
a year ago
I think the docs can help you tho https://docs.railway.app/reference/cron-jobs
a year ago
yep this is an issue with hasura, that graph is indicative of a memory leak but neither railway, nor the community nor the team would be able to answer the question as to why it's using that much memory, this would be something you need to ask the developers.
a year ago
railways cron job can not restart running containers
I guess I have to build something with the API? Is there a simpler way to set a service to automatically restart after a certain time frame? Maybe with the start command?
a year ago
could have sworn i sent you this before -
a year ago
only for github based templates, there will be a little button in the top left corner of the project canvas
a year ago
no update button
Thank you for this. I’ll set this up. I don’t think I’ve received it before. I am using the template.
Thank you guys for the help, wish I noticed this issue before it ended up eating so much money lol
I think this is the updated template. When I click check for updates, it shows that I'm on the latest version.