Railway

• Railway Deployment FailedTriggers when a deployment's build or start fails, or a running app crashes, with the reason and the last lines of its logs
• Railway Deployment SucceededTriggers when a deployment finishes and goes live

• List projectsList every project in the workspace, newest first.
• Get projectGet a project with its environments and services, and whether each service is running.
• Create projectCreate an empty project with a production environment.
• Delete projectDelete a project with all its services, databases and environments. This can't be undone.
• Create serviceAdd a service to a project from a Docker image or a GitHub repo, and deploy it.
• Deploy serviceDeploy a service now: the latest commit of its GitHub repo (or a chosen one), or its Docker image.
• Delete serviceDelete a service and its deployments, everywhere or from one environment. This can't be undone.
• Add public web addressGive a service a public web address on up.railway.app, so anyone can open it.
• List deploymentsList a service's recent deployments, newest first, optionally only failed or crashed ones.
• Get deploymentGet a deployment's status, web address and commit, and why it failed if it did. Blank means the service's current deployment.
• Get deployment logsGet the last lines a deployment's app or build printed, such as the error that made it fail.
• Redeploy serviceBuild and deploy the same code again, as a new deployment. Use it to pick up changed variables or retry a failed build.
• Restart serviceRestart a service's running deployment without building it again. Use it when the app is stuck.
• Roll back serviceGo back to an earlier deployment. Leave Deployment blank to go back to the last one that worked before the current one.
• Stop deploymentStop a service's running deployment, or cancel one that is still building or starting.
• List variablesList a service's variables. The ones Railway adds itself are listed apart.
• Set variablesAdd or change a service's variables and redeploy it so they take effect. Other variables are left as they are.
• Delete variableRemove one variable from a service.
• Create environmentCreate an environment, such as staging, empty or as a copy of another one's services and variables.
• Delete environmentDelete an environment and everything deployed in it. This can't be undone.

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