Fly.io developer documentation

Inhalt

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Getting started

Fly Machines

Machines are fast-launching VMs—and the engine of the Fly.io platform.

Fly Machines

They’re also a low-level interface to deploy and scale out your application with precise control.

The Machines API

Fly Launch

Fly Launch is configuration, provisioning, deployment, scaling, and orchestration with flyctl, built on Fly Machines.

Learn more about Fly Launch

GPU compute

Run GPU workloads on Fly Machines.

Fly GPUs

Languages and frameworks

All languages and frameworks can run on Fly.io. We have more extensive docs and support for the following:

See the whole list:

Languages & Frameworks

Supporting services

Add-on services to help you run your entire stack near your users.

Production readiness

Networking

Private networking, public services, routing, and load balancing.

Export logs

Ship your app’s logs where you want them.

Metrics

Explore built-in and custom Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards.

Custom domains

Set up DNS and SSL certs for your app at your own domain.

Deploy with GitHub Actions

Set up continuous deployment from GitHub.

Verknüpfung
https://fly.io/docs/
Zusammenfassen
The article provides an overview of Fly.io platform, focusing on Fly Machines which are fast-launching VMs for deploying and scaling applications. Fly Launch offers configuration, provisioning, deployment, scaling, and orchestration using flyctl. It also supports running GPU workloads. Various languages and frameworks like Elixir, Rails, JS, Laravel, and Django can run on Fly.io. The platform offers supporting services such as Upstash for Redis, Tigris object storage, Supabase Postgres, Sentry application monitoring, LiteFS Cloud, and Fly Kubernetes. Production readiness features include networking options, log exporting, metrics monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana, custom domains setup, and deployment with GitHub Actions.