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please give this a read https://docs.railway.app/guides/fixing-common-errors
Thanks but it's not a new deployed project but a long time one, it was working normally but today, all is down
no changes were made
have you tried re-deploying?
I'm afraid I will lost my data
I think I'm using internal sqlite database, and not external one on this project, if I restart i will lost data?
Many thanks for your help
you would if you stored your data in the emperial container storage
Is it possible to extract this data and create a new external DB?
short answer, nope
then restart / redeploy ?
oups π’
in the future, please use a volume https://docs.railway.app/reference/volumes
Thanks a lot, when I created this project I was totally new to Strapi/Railway database handling
oh strapi, then you want to use postgres, no volume needed
and if youre gonna lose your data anyway, start fresh with this template https://railway.app/template/strapi (read the overview)
Thanks a lot for your help
of course!
And if I copy ths project locally, any chance to save data?
Any chance that error 503 disappear if I wait?
im sorry to be blunt but your data is gone, simply take this as a learning experience π
ok π’ many thanks for your time and help
no problem
I have tested to make a single restart a all data is back π I am blessed by the gods.
I saw that strapi transfer now exists to pull data from the remote to a local instance BUT if strapi 4.10 is installed. Is it possible to update the strapi version without losing data? We would have to redeploy in this case, right? and the data would be lost?
I'm sorry it totally slipped my mind that restarts don't kill the container, I was thinking you'd have to do a full redeploy to get your service back online
unless strapi provides a way to update itself through it's web ui, you would definitely need to do a redeploy to update the strapi version since there's no terminal access