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.env file not supporting credentials from a caching service PolyScale.ai

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darshan
1 Dec, 2023, 09:32

Hi!

I am using aws to self host appwrite for my project. I am using ec2 for appwrite and amazon rds with mariadb as database. But recently I came to know about a service calle PolyScale.ai

They basically help you to to cache your database a as a mediator between your database and application (kind of similar to redis)

How the problem is that they once I connect my rds databse with that server they provide me a different hostname, port and a user in order to add it into the configuration of my application (in this case, appwrite .env file).

After doing all of this when I try to make http request for my appwrite server, it shows "server error" code "500"

Is there a hope that this can get solved ASAP

TL;DR
User is experiencing a 500 error when trying to connect their appwrite .env file to a caching service called PolyScale.ai. They have changed the hostname, port, and user in the configuration, but are still encountering the error. They are looking for a solution.
Drake
1 Dec, 2023, 14:33

What do the docker logs for the appwrite container show for the 500 error?

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