Why Teams Are Moving Away From Railway in 2026
TL;DR Railway published four incident reports in five months covering four unrelated failure domains: its own abuse automation, its CDN, a shared co…
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TL;DR Railway published four incident reports in five months covering four unrelated failure domains: its own abuse automation, its CDN, a shared co…
TL;DR: Railway is a solid choice for agency demos, pitch builds, and discovery-phase prototypes. It is a weak default for client production workload…
TL;DR I no longer recommend Railway for serious production workloads after its recent pattern of incidents. Fly.io is not simpler, but it is one of…
There is a class of AI-incident postmortem that the industry now produces about once a quarter, and on the night of April 25 it produced the cleanes…
After the Guardrail That Saved My Infrastructure: My Autonomous Agent Architecture in Production Why do we assume autonomous agents are going to fai…
Mutex deadlocks in production: the patterns I found in my codebase and how I diagnosed them It was 11:47 PM and the service wasn't responding. No pa…
Real guardrails for autonomous agents after one almost destroyed my infrastructure I'll be straight with you: yesterday's post about agents that dep…
Agentic Coding Is Not a Trap: I Answered the Viral HN Post With My Own Production Logs I made the exact mistake that viral post criticizes: I gave a…
Barman Replacing pgbackrest: I Migrated My Postgres Backups in Production and Here's What I Found The weekend I migrated from Vercel to Railway — th…