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Deploying app on Heroku (code=H10 desc="App crashed") #14
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I figured out that I have to use |
Can you see what the error is? Run - |
@mjhea0 , here is my errors (from the error logs)- I have three types of error. At first- Error R10 (Boot timeout ) -> Web process failed to bind to $PORT within 60 seconds of launch. After that, i have a H20 error- desc="App crashed" method=GET path="/favicon.ico" host=.... request_id=... fwd=.... dyno=connect=service=status=503 bytes= (blank) Then, i have a H10 error-- desc="App crashed" method=GET path="/favicon.ico" host=.... request_id=... fwd=.... dyno=connect=service=status=503 bytes= (blank) |
Your procfile is not correct. Can I see your code. On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 11:57 AM, Noor Faizur Reza <notifications@github.com
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Hello, i have cloned the exact code from Github and than tried it on My app link: ni8mr2.herokuapp.com On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 8:08 PM, Michael Herman notifications@github.com
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@ni8mr - is this still an issue? |
@mjhea0 , I didn't try it later. So this is not an issue for me now. |
any chance that you could test it again? |
@mjhea0 , sorry for late reply. I have tried deploying it just now. Error (Application Error) remains. So i think it is still an issue. |
having the same issue guys.. was there any solution for this? |
I'd be interested in knowing the solution for this. I build a node app, using reactJS. when i deployed to Heroku, i got the similar issue. I think it has to do with the asset thing. Can anyone explain me how to solve this problem? |
any news? |
@marcosicp try now. Procfile has been updated. |
Please help I have the Procfile in my repo but I am still getting the H10 error. I have no idea why. |
I need to see your code. Post a link please. |
At the very least I need to know how to get this app running locally:
When asking for help, you need to make it easy for one to help you. It will take me up to an hour to figure out how to get this running locally - which is not even the issue for you. Update the readme, then reply here. |
still having same problem. restarting heroku doesn't solve the problem. |
In the Procfile, Add correct name of the main routing file, here <main-routing-python> web: gunicorn <main-routing-python>:app |
THIS SOLUTION IS FOR GO
What you can do is, getting the runtime port of heroku.
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where? in Procfile? |
@celikmustafa89 Thank you! It works! |
Set the PORT numbers dynamically rather than a hardcoded valueThe issue is Heroku will provide a port number for your app. But if you have hardcoded the port numbers in your code then there will conflict b/w assigned and usage port. So, if it is running on another port, if you fetching file(ie favicon or '/') from another port it crashes with an error of H10. FIX: Other possible errorThe Heroku app need gunicorn to interface with your app. So, create a Profile without any extension and add the code as @nop33 has mentioned on the thread. Be sure to double check the name of your app and name mentioned in the Procfile. Because the Procfile gives Heroku the information to run your app |
@PraveenAsh I'm having the same problem with a flask app. Where am I supposed to add that python code you mentioned? In my app.py file? If so, where exactly in the app.py file? Thanks |
What create_app() function do in init.py? |
I had same problem, and fixed it |
That video shows bunch of other stuff.. that is far from "only" having issue in Procfile |
That video shows bunch of other stuff.. that is far from "only" having issue in Procfile |
still facing this issue? |
My data file was too big (~1GB) and I reduced it significantly by more than half, and it eventually worked. I'm guessing there was this error because pd.read_csv (pandas library's read_csv function) takes very long to read the big file, hence resulting in the crash. You can also help to debug by adding print statements throughout your main file (app.py in my case) and then looking at the heroku log files to see which statements managed to be printed/ not printed, to figure out at which line does the crash happen. |
I found two possible solutions:
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2020-08-17T08:02:40.753076+00:00 heroku[router]: at=error code=H10 desc="App crashed" method=GET path="/" host=musical-instrument.herokuapp.com request_id=0ccaa6ab-61f9-436c-81c8-e950f38581b5 fwd="106.198.170.193" dyno= connect= service= status=503 bytes= protocol=https I'm still facing this problem, if somebody has solved this then please help me out. |
Can you show me which tutorial u used? |
https://github.com/IshanSethi9/Musical-instruments |
In ProcFile im not sure if you can us spaces in name of app |
I tried it without space,|web: gunicorn MusicalInstruments.wsgi --log-file -|, but still it doesn't work. The project compiled with 222.1 mb of space out of max possible 500 mb so i guess the project isnt too heavy for the software |
SAME |
this error is due to the miss of the .env file , check again your .env file
,and change syntaxe of used port , it will work ,
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I was using Python 3.8.6 while the Heroku server was running an older version. Since I'm using features that weren't available in the older version, I got the above error. Try to update the Python's version on the dyno:
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Up until recently I was able to deploy development build to Heroku and since couple of days ago even out-of-the-box npx create-react-app would fail with H10 code - solution was to ofc deploy the production build like below: Step 1: Run this command
Replace old scripts with this one into the package.json file
*Note: There might come 1 vulnerability along with this, but to fix that, simply run
And not you are ready to see the magic come true ;)
This was the most frustrating problem... But now you have the key |
Having the same problem with Django and Python=3.6.10 my procfile inlcudes: Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600] C:\windows\system32>heroku logs --tail C:\windows\system32>heroku logs --tail -a healtech 2021-01-11T15:02:06.408675+00:00 heroku[web.1]: State changed from crashed to st |
this worked for me. Thanks alot! |
Another solution: Check if your application has 'gunicorn' installed with After that, run With that it will create a file with the current requirements of your application, note that 'gunicorn' will be in it. |
i'm having the same problem, i tried everything |
I'm having the same issue, I tried all the suggestions in this thread and more from googling the error, but nothing worked :( |
Hi, hope this is still usefull and on topic, but I have been struggling also with this app crashed issue using Flask to deploy my API. I am also new to Heroku so I had not much clue of what I was doing. But check well the result of the "heroku logs --tail". What happened in my case was that there was nothing wrong with ports, Procfile, requirements or that kind of things. The code I had to deal with the data the API was handling WAS WRONG. So that is why it was crushing, once fixed everything worked fine. |
Heyy,
Check your procfile and make sure all your dependencies are well set.
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Hi, hope this is still usefull and on topic, but I have been struggling
also with this app crashed issue using Flask to deploy my API. I am also
new to Heroku so I had not much clue of what I was doing. But check well
the result of the "heroku logs --tail". What happened in my case was that
there was nothing wrong with ports, Procfile, requirements or that kind of
things. The code I had to deal with the data the API was handling WAS
WRONG. So that is why it was crushing, once fixed everything worked fine.
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Make sure you not uploading the virtual environment directory in the remote repo. |
change your Procfile to encoding to UTF-8 very sure answer |
Hello,
I followed the steps in your README file to clone the repo and deploy the app on Heroku. I immediately got the following errors when opening the website: Gist
Here's is the history of what I did exactly:
The app is running properly on localhost.
Did I miss something?
Thanks
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