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railway

Use when deploying an app to Railway — pushing a repo or running railway up, provisioning a managed database, wiring env and reference variables across services, attaching a volume, or fixing a deploy that builds but will not serve. NOT Render (that is `render`), NOT Fly machines (that is `fly-io`), NOT a self-hosted PaaS on your own box (that is `coolify`).

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# Railway — ship a repo to a managed PaaS

Railway is an opinionated PaaS: connect a GitHub repo or run `railway up`, and it builds your
code (Railpack by default, or your Dockerfile), runs the container, networks it, and hands you a
domain. You manage *services, environments, variables, volumes, and databases* — not servers,
not an OS. This skill makes you fast and correct on Railway's specific surface, not generic
deploy theory.

```text
repo / `railway up`  →  Railpack (or Dockerfile) build  →  container runs (binds 0.0.0.0:$PORT)
   →  variables + reference vars injected  →  private net (*.railway.internal) + public domain
```

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