Why am I receiving 520 status codes from my app?
Your app may have crashed while trying to receive an upload or return a response larger than it has been configured to manage.
What region is my app's dev database located in and can I change it?
Validated on 11 Oct 2023 • Last edited on 2 Jul 2024
Dev databases are located in the same region as your app and cannot be migrated to another region. If you migrate your app to a different region, the app won’t be able to access the associated dev database anymore. If you need to migrate your app and dev database, we recommend either backing up the contents of the database and restoring it after the app’s migration, or using a DigitalOcean Managed Database instead. You can migrate managed databases independently of apps to different regions as needed.
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Your team balance may be past due. Pay your balance to lift restrictions on actions you can take on the platform.
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