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How to Deploy an Eliza AI Agent on Railway
A Railway account (sign up for free at Railway).
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Deploying a Go application to Railway: handling non-root `main.go` files
Deploying Go applications to cloud platforms like Railway can be a breeze when everything is set up correctly.
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Ask HN: Why does nearly every Ruby on rails tutorial/book ask to use Heroku?
Heroku is the OG of affordable rails hosting. If the tutorial is older than 3-4 years ago then it was published when Heroku was free, which it no longer is.
There are lots of other affordable, but probably not free, options now;
https://railway.app/
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My first CLI with Go
I wanted to experiment with Go to learn the os module. The first thought that came to my mind was to create a turborepo with Golang as a server. Yes, I know that we cannot host it in Vercel, but the idea was to create a fast and secure server with Golang. We can use an API proxy in Vercel to rewrite the requests from the client side. However, you will be required to host your Go server separately in some places like Railway or Render. This doesn't follow the rule of a mono repo architecture, it is just maintaining all the code in a single place and building a strong server. It was named turbo-g (turbo + go).
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Absolutely Best Free Tools for Web Developers
Railway
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Ask HN: Best public cloud for small websites?
non-shadiness: would u please explain?
they dont offer full cloud services, but if you can accommodate, Railway (https://railway.app/) has served me well
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My chatbot builder is over-engineered, and I love it
The backend consists of a long-running Hono server that handles most of the chat widget requests, as explained above. It’s a Bun application that connects to Convex to read and write data to the database. It’s hosted on Railway, a platform that allows you to deploy and scale your applications without worrying about infrastructure. This server could be replaced with Convex and use their serverless functions or even HTTP solution, but I prefer to have a long-running API server for the chat widget to prevent DDoS attacks on my serverless functions. To achieve this, I have a local Redis instance available for the server to rate-limit requests by IP. Then I have another rate-limit layer directly on the DB (Convex) to block multiple requests for an account. Believe it or not, this helps me sleep at night.
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Free hosting for Laravel APP
Host app on: railway, Host database in Render
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Building an ecommerce store using Medusa and Sveltekit
We will deploy the Medusa Backend Server on Railway. Railway provides a free trial (no credit card required) that allows you to deploy your Medusa backend along with PostgreSQL and Redis databases. This is useful mainly for development and demo purposes. Sign up for a Railway account and proceed with the following steps.
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How our infrastructure supports last-minute studying
Railway.app for the background machinery handling the more complicated requests.
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