Introducing Fly Kubernetes
Introducing Fly Kubernetes Author Name Senyo Simpson @senyeezus @senyeezus Image by Annie Ruygt We’re Fly.io, and if you’ve been following us awhile you probably just did a double-take. We’re building a new public cloud that runs containerized applications with virtual machine isolation on our own hardware around the world. And we’ve been doing it without any K8s. Until now! We’ll own it: we’ve be
Rethinking Serverless with FLAME
Rethinking Serverless with FLAME Author Name Chris McCord @chris_mccord @chris_mccord Imagine if you could auto scale simply by wrapping any existing app code in a function and have that block of code run in a temporary copy of your app. The pursuit of elastic, auto-scaling applications has taken us to silly places. Serverless/FaaS had a couple things going for it. Elastic Scale™ is hard. It’s eve
Elixir and Phoenix can do it all!
Elixir and Phoenix can do it all! Author Name Jason Stiebs @peregrine @peregrine Image by Annie Ruygt We’re Fly.io. We run apps for our users on hardware we host around the world. Fly.io happens to be a great place to run Phoenix applications. Check out how to get started! As an Elixir/Phoenix developer going on 10 years it is very easy to take for granted everything that Elixir and Phoenix can do
Skip the API, Ship Your Database
Skip the API, Ship Your Database Author Name Ben Johnson @benbjohnson @benbjohnson Image by Annie Ruygt With Fly.io, you can get your app running globally in a matter of minutes, and with LiteFS, you can run SQLite alongside your app! Now we’re introducing LiteFS Cloud: managed backups and point-in-time restores for LiteFS. Try it out for yourself! My favorite part about building tools is discover
WAL Mode in LiteFS
LiteFS is a distributed file system that magically replicates your SQLite databases. Make an update on one server and, voilà, your change is instantly available to your other servers on the edge. Take a look at our Getting Started guide to see how to add LiteFS to your application. By and large, SQLite is configuration-free. You can get pretty far by just using the default settings. As your applic
Introducing LiteFS
Introducing LiteFS Author Name Ben Johnson @benbjohnson @benbjohnson Image by Annie Ruygt Fly.io runs apps close to users by taking containers and upgrading them to full-fledged virtual machines running on our own hardware around the world. We’re also building an open-source distributed file system for SQLite called LiteFS which is pretty cool too. Give us a whirl and get up and running quickly. F
How the SQLite Virtual Machine Works
How the SQLite Virtual Machine Works Author Name Ben Johnson @benbjohnson @benbjohnson Image by Annie Ruygt Fly.io runs apps close to users around the world, by taking containers and upgrading them to full-fledged virtual machines running on our own hardware around the world. Sometimes those containers run SQLite and we make that easy too. Give us a whirl and get up and running quickly. SQL is a w
SQLite Internals: Pages & B-trees
SQLite Internals: Pages & B-trees Author Name Ben Johnson @benbjohnson @benbjohnson Image by Annie Ruygt Fly.io runs apps close to users around the world, by taking containers and upgrading them to full-fledged virtual machines running on our own hardware around the world. Sometimes those containers run SQLite and we make that easy too. Give us a whirl and get up and running quickly. Ok, I’ll admi
How to make Rust leak memory (also: how to make it stop)
How to make Rust leak memory (also: how to make it stop) Author Name Amos Wenger Image by Annie Ruygt This is a post about fixing a memory leak in our Rust-based proxy, fly-proxy. That’s the code that gets your users’ requests to the nearest VM that can fulfill them, on one of our servers in one of 21 regions worldwide. Take it for a spin by deploying an app in mere minutes. We have a Rust-based p
Free Postgres Databases
Free Postgres Databases Author Name Kurt Mackey @mrkurt @mrkurt Author Name Chris Nicoll @beepcat @beepcat Image by Annie Ruygt Postgres on Fly.io is now free for small projects. The hard part about free Postgres is storage, so this post is also about free storage. Read about it here, or try us out first. You can be up and running in just a few minutes. We like building side projects and also hate
How We Got to LiveView
How We Got to LiveView Author Name Chris McCord @chris_mccord @chris_mccord Image by Annie Ruygt I’m Chris McCord. I work at Fly.io and created Phoenix, an Elixir web framework. Phoenix provides features out-of-the-box that are difficult in other languages and frameworks. This is a post about how we created LiveView, our flagship feature. LiveView strips away layers of abstraction, because it solv
The 5-hour CDN
The 5-hour CDN Author Name Kurt Mackey @mrkurt @mrkurt The term “CDN” (“content delivery network”) conjures Google-scale companies managing huge racks of hardware, wrangling hundreds of gigabits per second. But CDNs are just web applications. That’s not how we tend to think of them, but that’s all they are. You can build a functional CDN on an 8-year-old laptop while you’re sitting at a coffee sho
Docker without Docker
Docker without Docker Author Name Thomas Ptacek @tqbf @tqbf Image by Annie Ruygt We’re Fly.io. We take container images and run them on our hardware around the world. It’s pretty neat, and you should check it out; with an already-working Docker container, you can be up and running on Fly in well under 10 minutes. Even though most of our users deliver software to us as Docker containers, we don’t u
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