database

You can add a Postgres database using pre-configured templates that provision the instance and automatically wire connection variables like DATABASE_URL to your backend services. The process checks for existing databases, deploys the template, and validates connections.

Yes, wiring Redis connection variables such as REDIS_URL to dependent backend services is handled automatically. The process emits and applies these environment variables across services within your Railway project using CLI and GraphQL endpoints.

You can add Postgres, Redis, MySQL, and MongoDB instances to your Railway project. Each database type is provisioned via pre-configured templates designed for minimal setup and immediate integration with backend services.

Yes, the database provisioning process checks for existing databases before deploying new ones. This prevents duplicate instances and ensures environment variable wiring is applied correctly to the appropriate services within the Railway project.

The best way to add MongoDB is using pre-configured templates that provision the database and automatically wire connection variables to your app. This minimizes manual setup by leveraging Railway CLI and GraphQL endpoints for deployment and connection validation.

Environment variable wiring for MySQL automatically emits connection variables and applies them to dependent backend services. This is accomplished using Railway CLI and GraphQL endpoints to ensure services can validate connections without manual credential configuration.