GraalVM

Hi, is it possible to build a graalvm image in nixpacks? https://github.com/railwayapp/nixpacks/issues/961

N/A
or is it possible to directly deploy my docker image with a native compiled artifact inside?

you can deploy a pre built docker image as long as it's public and hosted on dockerhub or github packages, or you can let railway build an image with your dockerfile

pre built docker image would be great - how is this possible?

well first, do you want to even deploy it as a new project or do you have a project and service you want to add its source to?

Deploy from a repo or upload from the cli with a dockerfile named Dockerfile in the root folder

my understanding is that they're talking about an already built docker image

give me a sec, i've found the docker deploy section

please clarify for us, are you talking about a pre built docker image or are you talking about a dockerfile?

pre built docker image

okay please answer

i want to add a new service with that docker image
this could be a workaround to have a native spring image in railway

do you already have a project I'm railway where you want to deploy this image?

yeah

do you already have a service that you want to deploy the image to?

i have created this service now with this id: 73369300-cb71-4e9b-b488-59a5bb27f3b4

do you have all the service variables setup?
have you generated a domain?

nope my own domain

perfect
do you use a database?

no

okay then go to the service settings and add the docker image under the source settings

this isnt solved yet
why does it uses so much memory - 73369300-cb71-4e9b-b488-59a5bb27f3b4 - this is my serive id

I don't work for railway, those ids don't do anything for me
how much memory is so much?

260 MB - native images use 50

doesn't seem like all that much tbh

could it be the railway os... :/

are you deploying from an image or from a repo?

image

then railway deployed your image as is
can you access the app from your domain?

found the problem

awsome

memory consumption before vs after

now my microservices are using 40mb each and start in 0.099seconds