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* add fly.io example * fix: `fly_volume` does not allow using - in name. fix: `fly_volume` does not allow using - in the name. * fix: provider versions and settings * fix: valid `fly_app` name * chore: ipv6 is not used * fix: names strangely `fly_volume` does not allow `-` and `fly_app` does not allow `_`. * chore: update max RAM * add fly-auth-api managed variables * Update README.md * improve setup flow - user is not prompted in UI for default values - org slug is best fetched via CLI * add metadata * add to starter templates --------- Co-authored-by: Ben <me@bpmct.net>
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| Develop on a Fly.io container | Run workspaces as Firecracker VMs on Fly.io |
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Coder Fly.io Template
This template provisions a code-server instance on fly.io using the codercom/code-server image.
Prerequisites
Getting started
- Run
coder templates initand select this template. Follow the instructions that appear. - cd into the directory that was created. (e.g.
cd fly-docker-image) - Create the new template by running the following command from the
fly-docker-imagedirectory:
coder templates create fly-docker-image \
--variable fly_api_token=$(flyctl auth token) \
--variable fly_org=personal
If the Coder server is also running as a fly.io app, then instead of setting variable
fly_api_tokenyou can also set a fly.io secret with the nameFLY_API_TOKENflyctl secrets set FLY_API_TOKEN=$(flyctl auth token) --app <your-coder-app-name>
Read our blog post to learn more about how to deploy Coder on fly.io.
- Navigate to the Coder dashboard and create a new workspace using the template.
This is all. You should now have a code-server instance running on fly.io.