What data does railway record for people hitting their proxy?

I'm writing up a privacy policy for my site that'll be hosted on railway and just realised that there are likely logs and such being saved by railway when people hit the reverse proxy before getting to my container.

@Percy 🤺 leave it alone or else

i will relay this question to the team

sweet, dont mind what the answer is just wanna know so i can let users know

none

so not even access logs with their IP?

users don't have to concern about our tos for your workloads

nope

perfect

fun fact: this is why our network limiting is a soft limit and not a hard limit

btw

our ToS will change when private networking happens

because Lima will collect IP logs (for user workloads, not us)

Lima is a proxy

yep figured as much

i only asked since im going to have EU people hitting my services and im sure some of them will ask

this is a personal view and not the views of Railway Corp.

but I feel like EU people have too much self importance about their data

100% get where you're coming from

most services are at worst, apathetic, to their existence

but laws are a pain so it is what it is lol

agree