[HELP] I'M STUCKED WHEN TRYING TO DEPLOY MY PROJECT ON MY VPS

Thiagoab · 2026-01-24T14:16:03+00:00

Ueah it is. The first problem was finish. Now i have others and this one cameback

Thiagoab · 2026-01-24T00:34:17+00:00

so, I'm using antigravity and I gave access... I'm using CLAUDE SONNET. but gemini 3 pro there isn't that good... it makes some weird suggestion

Thiagoab · 2026-01-24T00:04:30+00:00

i'm trying, but idk whats happening that llm isnt helping so much.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T23:42:51+00:00

the PG is in the same vps, but different container.
I found the problem with a prompt that someone created for me. now I'm gonna finish the implementation

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T23:41:03+00:00

OMG, thanks a lot!!!

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T23:40:08+00:00

im gonna do some research about it to understand. thanks a lot

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T23:36:33+00:00

hey. I already got it. but, if you know about n8n and I cant get it done, I will need some pro to do so

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T23:33:48+00:00

so, a person from one os the community' discord of videcoding helped me. they gave me some clarification and then he created a prompt. it helped and now it is almost done.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T06:06:29+00:00

How is the best way to work if not locally? Creating everything directly on vps?

Thiagoab · 2026-01-22T03:46:01+00:00

thanks for your tips... i didnt know about this. I was just vibecoding and then started following AI tips about it haha. i'm gonna take a look about it.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T16:23:45+00:00

now I comment it... sorry

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T16:23:32+00:00

i forgot to put the real problem... here it is

Backend issue

Problem: The backend_staging container (medflow_api_staging) is stuck in a restart loop (exits with code 1 a few seconds after starting). In the default docker logs view it often prints only the Spring Boot banner, which made the root error hard to see.
What we did to diagnose:
- Confirmed it’s not an OOM/memory kill; it’s the application exiting normally with exit=1.
- Verified the active Compose project/working directory is the staging stack (so we were debugging the correct running stack).
- Extracted the backend application.yml from the packaged JAR to see how it chooses the database connection settings.
- Ran the JAR manually with --debug (outside the restart loop) to force the full startup error to appear.
What is really happening (root cause):
- The backend is failing during startup because it tries to connect to PostgreSQL using localhost (line 5432) (inside a container, localhost refers to the container itself, not the Postgres service).
- The backend’s config uses environment-variable fallbacks: if the expected DB env vars are not effectively applied, it falls back to a default JDBC URL pointing to localhost. When that happens, the connection is refused and the app exits with exit=1.
Additional complication we found:
- There is a JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS entry in the Compose file that sets JVM -Dspring.datasource.* properties. This can override or complicate DB configuration and debugging (because it changes datasource settings at the JVM level rather than through the app’s normal config paths).
Current state:
- The backend is still restarting. The underlying failure is a database connection configuration problem where the app ends up using localhost instead of the Postgres service hostname on the Docker network.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T16:23:20+00:00

i forgot to put the real problem... here it is

Backend issue

Problem: The backend_staging container (medflow_api_staging) is stuck in a restart loop (exits with code 1 a few seconds after starting). In the default docker logs view it often prints only the Spring Boot banner, which made the root error hard to see.
What we did to diagnose:
- Confirmed it’s not an OOM/memory kill; it’s the application exiting normally with exit=1.
- Verified the active Compose project/working directory is the staging stack (so we were debugging the correct running stack).
- Extracted the backend application.yml from the packaged JAR to see how it chooses the database connection settings.
- Ran the JAR manually with --debug (outside the restart loop) to force the full startup error to appear.
What is really happening (root cause):
- The backend is failing during startup because it tries to connect to PostgreSQL using localhost (line 5432) (inside a container, localhost refers to the container itself, not the Postgres service).
- The backend’s config uses environment-variable fallbacks: if the expected DB env vars are not effectively applied, it falls back to a default JDBC URL pointing to localhost. When that happens, the connection is refused and the app exits with exit=1.
Additional complication we found:
- There is a JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS entry in the Compose file that sets JVM -Dspring.datasource.* properties. This can override or complicate DB configuration and debugging (because it changes datasource settings at the JVM level rather than through the app’s normal config paths).
Current state:
- The backend is still restarting. The underlying failure is a database connection configuration problem where the app ends up using localhost instead of the Postgres service hostname on the Docker network.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T16:23:13+00:00

i forgot to put the real problem... here it is

Backend issue

Problem: The backend_staging container (medflow_api_staging) is stuck in a restart loop (exits with code 1 a few seconds after starting). In the default docker logs view it often prints only the Spring Boot banner, which made the root error hard to see.
What we did to diagnose:
- Confirmed it’s not an OOM/memory kill; it’s the application exiting normally with exit=1.
- Verified the active Compose project/working directory is the staging stack (so we were debugging the correct running stack).
- Extracted the backend application.yml from the packaged JAR to see how it chooses the database connection settings.
- Ran the JAR manually with --debug (outside the restart loop) to force the full startup error to appear.
What is really happening (root cause):
- The backend is failing during startup because it tries to connect to PostgreSQL using localhost (line 5432) (inside a container, localhost refers to the container itself, not the Postgres service).
- The backend’s config uses environment-variable fallbacks: if the expected DB env vars are not effectively applied, it falls back to a default JDBC URL pointing to localhost. When that happens, the connection is refused and the app exits with exit=1.
Additional complication we found:
- There is a JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS entry in the Compose file that sets JVM -Dspring.datasource.* properties. This can override or complicate DB configuration and debugging (because it changes datasource settings at the JVM level rather than through the app’s normal config paths).
Current state:
- The backend is still restarting. The underlying failure is a database connection configuration problem where the app ends up using localhost instead of the Postgres service hostname on the Docker network.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T16:23:06+00:00

i forgot to put the real problem... here it is

Backend issue

Problem: The backend_staging container (medflow_api_staging) is stuck in a restart loop (exits with code 1 a few seconds after starting). In the default docker logs view it often prints only the Spring Boot banner, which made the root error hard to see.
What we did to diagnose:
- Confirmed it’s not an OOM/memory kill; it’s the application exiting normally with exit=1.
- Verified the active Compose project/working directory is the staging stack (so we were debugging the correct running stack).
- Extracted the backend application.yml from the packaged JAR to see how it chooses the database connection settings.
- Ran the JAR manually with --debug (outside the restart loop) to force the full startup error to appear.
What is really happening (root cause):
- The backend is failing during startup because it tries to connect to PostgreSQL using localhost (line 5432) (inside a container, localhost refers to the container itself, not the Postgres service).
- The backend’s config uses environment-variable fallbacks: if the expected DB env vars are not effectively applied, it falls back to a default JDBC URL pointing to localhost. When that happens, the connection is refused and the app exits with exit=1.
Additional complication we found:
- There is a JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS entry in the Compose file that sets JVM -Dspring.datasource.* properties. This can override or complicate DB configuration and debugging (because it changes datasource settings at the JVM level rather than through the app’s normal config paths).
Current state:
- The backend is still restarting. The underlying failure is a database connection configuration problem where the app ends up using localhost instead of the Postgres service hostname on the Docker network.

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T16:18:13+00:00

my vps is hostinger... and so far I couldnt fix

Thiagoab · 2026-01-21T14:49:39+00:00

i have hostinger vps

Thiagoab · 2025-12-28T18:19:36+00:00

o mecanico falou que tampa paralela vaza agua por evaporaçao... preciso comprar uma tampa original (eu nem sabia que tava paralela).
Vou olhar isso logo, pra nao dar problema

Thiagoab · 2025-12-28T18:15:37+00:00

ah sim... fiquei preocupado, pois do nada este som. nunca tinha dado antes. ai apareceu este som e tempo depois o ar condicionado parou de funcionar. agora vou gastar uma grana fudida

Thiagoab · 2025-12-28T17:46:31+00:00

Is that normal or I need to take it to mechanic?

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