Good news for LiteFS users: Fly now offers a web client for your LiteFS Cloud databases.
Two small, but neat features for those, who like their apps to have proper metadata (for better navigation, monitoring, troubleshooting, and dev UX in general):
• Labelling images with metadata, allows you to easily label apps using
• Connecting Github actions to a fly deploy. We’ve started automagically labelling your images when we detect that a GH Action ran a deploy.
As they say in the docs:
We hope that this provides better insight into the origin of your deploys. This is just the start of us getting better at integrating your apps with the CI tools that run them. Let us know what you think and how we can better integrate fly into your workflows! 😃
• Labelling images with metadata, allows you to easily label apps using
flyctl flags.• Connecting Github actions to a fly deploy. We’ve started automagically labelling your images when we detect that a GH Action ran a deploy.
As they say in the docs:
We hope that this provides better insight into the origin of your deploys. This is just the start of us getting better at integrating your apps with the CI tools that run them. Let us know what you think and how we can better integrate fly into your workflows! 😃
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Dedicated IPv4 addresses will become paid starting from January 1st ☹️
Check your IPs here, switch the project if needed.
Check your IPs here, switch the project if needed.
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Fly.io
Did you know that Fly.io supports TimescaleDB PostgreSQL extension? Just like with many other Fly.io features, Enabling TimescaleDB is a no-brainer.
Timescale Blog
Introducing Dynamic PostgreSQL: How We Are Evolving the Database to Help You Sleep at Night
No more overprovisioning to handle peak load or worrying about unpredictably high bills from serverless database deployments.
This is not related to Fly.io, but still interesting…
Timescale team is Introducing Dynamic PostgreSQL, yet another serverless PostgreSQL offering, similar to Neon. Take a look!
Timescale team is Introducing Dynamic PostgreSQL, yet another serverless PostgreSQL offering, similar to Neon. Take a look!
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Fly
How I Fly
Documentation and guides from the team at Fly.io.
Xe, popular Rustacean and Gopher, unveils How they Fly.
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Now is the best time to launch your app on Fly with The New Launch UI*
* available with
* available with
fly launch --uiYou do like cool free underdog clouds, don't you?
Check out Fermyon!
• Develop serverless WebAssembly workloads in seconds
• Rust, Go, TypeScript, Python, and other languages supported
• Cold starts order of magnitude faster than in AWS Lambda
• Integrated K8S support, so that a workload could be run on in your own cluster (no lock-in)
• Free tier! 🤑
• TOML descriptors to easen the transition from Fly.io (just kidding)
Check out Fermyon!
• Develop serverless WebAssembly workloads in seconds
• Rust, Go, TypeScript, Python, and other languages supported
• Cold starts order of magnitude faster than in AWS Lambda
• Integrated K8S support, so that a workload could be run on in your own cluster (no lock-in)
• Free tier! 🤑
• TOML descriptors to easen the transition from Fly.io (just kidding)
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Fly.io organizations can now require members to authenticate with Single Sign On!
At the moment, only Google Workspace Hosted Domain and GitHub Organizations are supported, but not generic OAuth 2.0 / OIDC SSO provider.
At the moment, only Google Workspace Hosted Domain and GitHub Organizations are supported, but not generic OAuth 2.0 / OIDC SSO provider.
Fly.io
IPv4 IPs will start to cost you a buck in just two weeks! Don't get impoverished!
Fly is going to start collecting charges for Stopped Machines' RootFS
At ¢15 / GB it is just another incentive to minimize your image size.
At ¢15 / GB it is just another incentive to minimize your image size.