Nice n8n videos❤. i am on Standard Mode. I would Like to set up a big n8n Instance, but how i will handle binary data? Now i store binary data in The filesystem, because thats The way to handle big files. Perhaps you can setup a big n8n imstance on docker and Show us the Performance advantages an how to handle big binary files 😉
First I set it up on a digital ocean droplet in a docker container. Then I switched to google compute engine ec2 micro free tier, again in a docker container
Hey Ben good video. You're LITERALLy the only video I could find on Queue mode. I used your affiliate link to sign up for Railway and set up the n8n w/Workers workflow. However this is now information for how to configure the 5 services. Could you make a video on that? and or point to resources for me to figure it out myself? I want to meter my webhooks processes to send 1 request at a time and queue the rest until the previous process is finished.
Hey Ben, thanks for your videos, they're incredibly valuable! I'm thinking of getting started with n8n, I'm currently using Make and I'm encountering limitations. I've got a question though in regards to building agents/workflows for clients and deploying them for their use. Out of these options, which one would be the best one to set it up right out of the gate with client deployment in mind? With Make is easy enough, but can you share agents and workflow with n8n? Or even better, can you deploy them on a website for clients to access them? It may be a topic for another video altogether. Thanks again!
Is there a way to automatically backup the workflows created in the Queue Mode in an ongoing manner? This will help in case the railway instance ever gets corrupted. Open to your guidance if I should think about this in a different way. Thank so much! PS: The railway deployment was so simple. I'm saving $15/month vs n8n Cloud. Can't thank you enough!!
Hello Ben, I wanted to let you know that your referral link in the description is malformed. It looks like the tag didn't pick up the referral url, a simple copy paste fixes it but I dont want you to miss out on the referrals.
ahhh thanks for this heads up! It's frustrating because the linking is controlled by UA-cam. I've changed the link to one without a "?" in the link and it works properly now. Thanks again!
Ben - this is a great tutorial. Two questions: The railway template says there would be additional egress fee for redis. Is that on top of $5/month? On the template’s discuss forum, folks have mentioned they are having trouble upgrading to the latest version. Is that anything to be concerned about? Thanks so much!
Railway charges based on resource usage. Their $5 plan includes $5 worth of resource usage per month. If you go over $5 then you'll get charged for whatever extra you use, which I think is fair. Network egress is part of their charges, which according to their pricing page is $0.10 USD per GB used. With light use, I have yet to go over $5 of usage in a month, but YMMV. I just upgraded (redeployed) my n8n instance on railway when I saw your comment and it upgraded from v1.56 to 1.59 without any problems. You should always test it out yourself and be comfortable with it though.
Hi Ben, I am interested to know, is Railway a hosting service like Hetzner & Digital Ocean? How reliable are their services? And How do u get started, interested in taking a deeper dive into this
Railway is a deployment platform, meaning it deploys web based applications or services using projects from Github (your own or other's repos). Its pricing is resource-based, only pay for what you use. I would liken it to be more like Heroku or Vercel than Hetzner & DO, but with some advantages over these two. Instead of running a dedicated server/VPS, think of it more like utilizing cloud resources that can scale up or down based on your needs to run your web apps or services.
@BenYoungAI i spun up a kerbenetes cluster and got n8n running running in queue mode with replicas and a webhook node with redis and postdres I just need to figure out how to add flowise and langchain now
What method do you prefer to self-host n8n?
Nice n8n videos❤. i am on Standard Mode. I would Like to set up a big n8n Instance, but how i will handle binary data? Now i store binary data in The filesystem, because thats The way to handle big files. Perhaps you can setup a big n8n imstance on docker and Show us the Performance advantages an how to handle big binary files 😉
First I set it up on a digital ocean droplet in a docker container. Then I switched to google compute engine ec2 micro free tier, again in a docker container
@@allysoncapreol5206 some good setups!
i need to set up reddis and que mode on my vps, ill pay you for your time if you can consult me in private
I use coolify to install n8n + postgres
Hey Ben good video. You're LITERALLy the only video I could find on Queue mode. I used your affiliate link to sign up for Railway and set up the n8n w/Workers workflow. However this is now information for how to configure the 5 services. Could you make a video on that? and or point to resources for me to figure it out myself? I want to meter my webhooks processes to send 1 request at a time and queue the rest until the previous process is finished.
Hey Ben, thanks for your videos, they're incredibly valuable! I'm thinking of getting started with n8n, I'm currently using Make and I'm encountering limitations. I've got a question though in regards to building agents/workflows for clients and deploying them for their use. Out of these options, which one would be the best one to set it up right out of the gate with client deployment in mind?
With Make is easy enough, but can you share agents and workflow with n8n? Or even better, can you deploy them on a website for clients to access them? It may be a topic for another video altogether. Thanks again!
how do you create more workers and link it to primary?
Is there a way to automatically backup the workflows created in the Queue Mode in an ongoing manner? This will help in case the railway instance ever gets corrupted. Open to your guidance if I should think about this in a different way. Thank so much!
PS: The railway deployment was so simple. I'm saving $15/month vs n8n Cloud. Can't thank you enough!!
Hello Ben, I wanted to let you know that your referral link in the description is malformed. It looks like the tag didn't pick up the referral url, a simple copy paste fixes it but I dont want you to miss out on the referrals.
ahhh thanks for this heads up! It's frustrating because the linking is controlled by UA-cam. I've changed the link to one without a "?" in the link and it works properly now. Thanks again!
Ben - this is a great tutorial. Two questions:
The railway template says there would be additional egress fee for redis. Is that on top of $5/month?
On the template’s discuss forum, folks have mentioned they are having trouble upgrading to the latest version. Is that anything to be concerned about?
Thanks so much!
Railway charges based on resource usage. Their $5 plan includes $5 worth of resource usage per month. If you go over $5 then you'll get charged for whatever extra you use, which I think is fair. Network egress is part of their charges, which according to their pricing page is $0.10 USD per GB used. With light use, I have yet to go over $5 of usage in a month, but YMMV.
I just upgraded (redeployed) my n8n instance on railway when I saw your comment and it upgraded from v1.56 to 1.59 without any problems. You should always test it out yourself and be comfortable with it though.
@@BenYoungAI thanks so much for the detailed reply. Shows your commitment as an educator. Loving this series and learning a lot!
@@BenYoungAI Thanks so much for the detailed response. Shows your commitment as an educator.
I'm learning a lot and loving this tutorial series!
What about hosting it on google cloud for free
Hi Ben, I'm having problems getting Telegram trigger node working using this setup. Can you please help? BTW, excellent video and great channel.
I figured it out.
@@DrJayTrippin How did you to get this working, dude?
Hi Ben, I am interested to know, is Railway a hosting service like Hetzner & Digital Ocean? How reliable are their services? And How do u get started, interested in taking a deeper dive into this
Railway is a deployment platform, meaning it deploys web based applications or services using projects from Github (your own or other's repos). Its pricing is resource-based, only pay for what you use. I would liken it to be more like Heroku or Vercel than Hetzner & DO, but with some advantages over these two. Instead of running a dedicated server/VPS, think of it more like utilizing cloud resources that can scale up or down based on your needs to run your web apps or services.
can you explain how to set this up with docker in my vps, i dont want to use cloud based services
At the moment, I'm not using docker.
@BenYoungAI i spun up a kerbenetes cluster and got n8n running running in queue mode with replicas and a webhook node with redis and postdres I just need to figure out how to add flowise and langchain now