Building a NestJS App on Railway
Blog post from Railway
This article guides the reader through setting up a NestJS application on Railway, covering topics such as creating a new project, installing necessary packages, configuring caching and Redis, adding a Postgres database, implementing a task scheduler, and deploying the app to the public internet. The setup ensures that the application can scale, store data in memory or Redis, and run seamlessly with various services like caching, scheduling, and databases.
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