Deploy is successful but the page is just loading

Hello, i have been following a Udemy course so all of this is pretty new to me, so i am struggeling to troubleshoot what i have done wrong. I have a docker image and tried to deploy with fly.io, which is successfull, but the link is not working. Could anyone please review my screenshots and provide me with some tips? Appreciate it!! <3 <3
Running command “fly deploy” -

Running command log:

Image of my fly.toml file:

I created it with a db, as the teacher did in the course as well, but thats the only thing that is “green” :

Hi @annadev2001 ,

It is always a good time to start :slight_smile:

First let’s check what name has the application that you have deployed, for it we can do it with this instruction:

$ fly apps list

Then we can see the logs that our application has generated, for this we can do it with the following command:

$ flyctl logs -a [your-app-name]

Here you can see what is happening.

Let me know how it goes,
Sergio Turpín

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Hi @sturpin :blush: Thank you for fast reply!
Here is the new screenshots!
$ fly apps list

$flyctl logs -a reactivities-annadev2001:


What docker image are you using for your application and what internal port do you have configured?

Cheers,
Sergio Turpín

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Using docker desktop(?)
Also configured in terminal by running:
$ docker build -t annadev2001/reactivities
$ docker run --rm -it -p 8080:8080 annadev2001/reactivities
And this workes fine, so if i run the docker, and go to localhost:8080 my application is working, so i assume the problem has to be with the fly.io?

This container is for Postgres which exposes its port 5432, I would like to see the one you show in your app.

Show me your hostname
$ flyctl status --verbose

Show me also this output
$ flyctl status -j | grep internal_port

Cheers,
Sergio Turpín

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OK, now that I have tried to access, show me the logs it has generated.

Cheers,
Sergio Turpín

You mean to run flytcl logs -a “name” again?

Yes, please :slight_smile:

Ait mate



OK, you have some Exception in your App. You need check Program.cs on line:21 and IdentityServiceExtensions.cs file on line:25. So your container is mounted correctly, but internally your App configuration is not correct.

Cheers,
Sergio Turpín

Oh nooo :smiling_face_with_tear: :smiling_face_with_tear: :smiling_face_with_tear: :smiling_face_with_tear:
Thank you Sergio, ill try have a look inside App

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