db url endpoint / connection string changed without warning
Hi there, I use Neon through Hasura. I have a small app / PoC I've been building. Today, seemingly randomly (no db changes made today, no branches or otherwise, had been working this morning0, the connection started saying 'connection failed' when Hasura was trying to connect.
I logged into neon and the project name was still the same, but the end point ( [new endpointname].us-west-2.aws.neon.tech/[mydb-name]?sslmode=require ) was different than what it had been for the previous two weeks. what would have caused this? i updated the connection string in Hasura and it works again, but that was not a fun surprise. (tagging 'Rust' because Hasura is now written in Rust)
3 Replies
conscious-sapphireOP•2y ago
https://neon.tech/docs/manage/endpoints#what-happens-to-the-compute-endpoint-when-making-changes I see this, but i didn't make any changes to the compute. i am on the free tier via hasura so i dont think i can change the compute anyway
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conscious-sapphireOP•2y ago
this is the error i get when testing the connection in postgres using the original connection string
ambitious-aqua•2y ago
Are you a paying customer? I would recommend opening a support case since this sounds serious. Are you sure you didn’t use the CLI or API to make changes to compute?
If you’re not paying, can you share your project ID?