IMO Railway's response was evasive, underplayed the incident, and did not reflect the severity of this failure. As a response we pulled all our big projects off Railway.
All I want is that my data is reliably secure on some iron somewhere, without a million vibe coding features or whatever they are trying to build, distracting from basic security.
Anything hosted on Railway is at a huge risk, IMO.
https://blog.railway.com/p/incident-report-march-30-2026-acc...
I too in my org are having to navigate the fallout of this and begin migrations to another platform. Once is okay, but this isn't their first big outage this year.
Infra providers have only their name and stats back themselves up with, let's be honest from a tooling perspective it's largely all same same. Real shame, has been easy to use Railway up till now.