Run full-stack apps on lightweight VMs at the edge. Deploy via flyctl, scale across regions, attach Postgres and Redis. Pay-as-you-go pricing.
Fly.io runs your app as Firecracker microVMs across a global network of regions. You deploy via flyctl and a Dockerfile (or Nixpacks), and Fly schedules instances close to your users. It is the easiest way to run a stateful long-running process or a backend that needs persistent volumes, websockets, and global reach. Compared to traditional PaaS, Fly is closer to bare metal: more control, more responsibility. Pricing is consumption-based with no monthly platform fee; new organizations get a short free trial (up to 2 hours of Machine runtime or 7 days) but no free tier or monthly allowance.
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brew install flyctlcurl -L https://fly.io/install.sh | shpwsh -Command "iwr https://fly.io/install.ps1 -useb | iex"Sources: Fly.io pricing, Fly.io resource pricing docs, Install flyctl, flyctl GitHub releases
Deployment platform behind Next.js. Git push to deploy. Edge functions, image optimization, analytics. Free tier is generous.
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Heroku-style PaaS. Deploy web services, background workers, cron jobs, and managed Postgres from Git. Free tier for static sites and small services.
Run full-stack apps on lightweight VMs at the edge. Deploy via flyctl, scale across regions, attach Postgres and Redis. Pay-as-you-go pricing.
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