Fly io
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Fly.io
Fly.io transforms containers into Firecracker MicroVMs running on bare metal across the globe. It is essentially a "CDN for your backend".
When to Use
- Global/Edge: You want your Node.js server running in Tokyo, London, and New York simultaneously.
- Postgres: Run a Postgres read-replica cluster globally with ease.
- Docker: You have a Dockerfile and want it running in 5 seconds.
Quick Start
fly launch
# Scans source code, creates Dockerfile, creates fly.toml
fly deploy
# fly.toml
app = "my-app"
primary_region = "iad"
[http_service]
internal_port = 8080
force_https = true
Core Concepts
Machines
Fly v2 runs on "Machines" (fast-booting VMs). They can wake-on-request (scale to zero).
Regions
Choose from 30+ regions. primary_region for Writes, others for Reads.
Fly Proxy
Magic routing layer. Routes your-app.fly.dev to the nearest healthy machine. Also handles internal DNS (app-name.internal).
Best Practices (2025)
Do:
- Use Machines API: For programmatic control (e.g., spinning up on-demand workers).
- Use Tigris: S3-compatible object storage integrated with Fly (since Fly has no native S3).
- Scale to Zero: Save money on dev environments by allowing machines to sleep.
Don't:
- Don't assume persistent IP: Machines move. Use the strict internal DNS
[app].internal.
References
What ships with it
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