Roger Stringer
n8n is a powerful workflow automation tool that helps connect different services and automate tasks, ideal for personal or small-scale use.
Railway is a cloud platform that simplifies deploying and scaling applications, offering free and paid plans to fit various budgets.
Combined, these two make a powerful combination, and this post will show you how you can install the latest n8n on Railway by setting up a Docker service in minutes.
To get started, create a new n8n service on Railway:
Deploy NowGive it a couple minutes and your n8n instance will be deployed, now you just have to set up your account.
Once deployed, go to your instance by clicking the URL in the primary container
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