Deploy Railway Bucket Proxy
Expose your Railway bucket publicly in second!
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Deploy and Host railproxy on Railway
railproxy is a lightweight proxy layer that exposes your Railway Bucket (or any S3-compatible storage) through a simple public endpoint. With just a few environment variables, you can instantly make your bucket content accessible on the web without revealing your actual storage credentials or internal endpoints.
About Hosting railproxy
Hosting railproxy on Railway is fast, flexible, and requires minimal setup. Once you provide your bucket’s S3 credentials and endpoint as environment variables, railproxy handles the rest, routing public HTTP requests directly to objects in your storage bucket. Deployment can be done with a single click, and Railway handles all the underlying infrastructure, scaling, and logging. This makes railproxy ideal for serving static files, assets, or downloads without spinning up complex S3 configurations or custom CDNs. You manage your bucket; railproxy exposes it securely and reliably.
Common Use Cases
- Serving public assets stored in a Railway Bucket
- Sharing files or downloads without exposing S3 credentials
- Hosting images or static content for apps, blogs, or microservices
Dependencies for railproxy Hosting
- A Railway Bucket (or external S3 storage)
- Environment variables: endpoint URL, access key, secret key, bucket name
Deployment Dependencies
- Railway Bucket documentation: https://docs.railway.com/guides/storage-buckets
- S3 compatibility reference
Why Deploy railproxy on Railway?
Railway is a singular platform to deploy your infrastructure stack. Railway will host your infrastructure so you don't have to deal with configuration, while allowing you to vertically and horizontally scale it.
By deploying railproxy on Railway, you are one step closer to supporting a complete full-stack application with minimal burden. Host your servers, databases, AI agents, and more on Railway.
Template Content
pxseu/railproxy
pxseu/railproxyS3_BUCKET
The bucket id, usually labelled as ${{_RAILWAY_NAME_HERE_.BUCKET}}
S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID
Access Key Id to the bucket, usually labelled as ${{_RAILWAY_NAME_HERE_.ACCESS_KEY_ID}}
S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
The bucket Secret Access Key, usually labelled as ${{_RAILWAY_NAME_HERE_.SECRET_ACCESS_KEY}}