An app that runs on a developer’s laptop is a long way from one your customers can rely on.
Your app works in development, and now it needs a real home. Domains, SSL, databases, secrets and networking all have to be right before customers arrive.
We handle the whole Railway deployment, from first setup to going live. That covers custom domains, environment variables and the network links between your services.
Production-ready deployment settings
Custom domain and SSL setup
Environment variables and secrets managed properly
Databases set up, including PostgreSQL, Redis and MongoDB
We create the Railway project and deploy your web apps, APIs, background workers or cron jobs.
Databases go in with backups, connection pooling and monitoring set up for live use.
Environment variables, secrets and networking get set for each service.
Your custom domain and SSL connect last, along with health checks and zero-downtime deployments.
We’ve deployed production applications on Railway. That experience helps us catch the settings that work fine in testing and fail once real traffic arrives.
Virtually any application, including Node.js, Python, Go, Rust and Docker containers. We deploy web apps, APIs, background workers, cron jobs and databases.
Railway charges by usage, and it’s typically cheaper than Heroku for similar workloads. For small to medium applications, it’s often comparable to or cheaper than AWS, without the DevOps overhead.
Yes. Railway can scale on its own, run health checks, deploy without downtime and host in different regions. We set these up so your live app stays reliable.
Railway offers managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis and MongoDB. We set them up with proper backup schedules, connection pooling and monitoring for production use.
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