How Fly.io Uses JSON

Thomas Ptacek argues that every developer should build an LLM agent to truly understand the technology, demonstrating through progressive Python code examples that a functional agent with tool use ...

MCP servers, part of the Model Context Protocol, provide a standardized way to connect AI models to various data sources and tools, akin to a USB-C port for AI applications.

The article discusses the launch of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on Fly. io, highlighting their utility, configuration, and security considerations.

The article discusses the implementation of a basic Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the flyctl command-line tool, highlighting its utility in connecting large language models (LLMs) to vari...

The article discusses a secure method for accessing AWS resources without using access keys by leveraging OpenID Connect (OIDC) to establish trust between AWS and Fly. io.

The article discusses the concept of Event Driven Machines on Fly. io, highlighting how to efficiently utilize fast-booting VMs to process events in a serverless-like manner.

The article discusses how to delegate resource-intensive tasks to more powerful machines using Fly. io's infrastructure.

The article discusses Yoko Li's innovative work in AI, focusing on her projects like AI Town and AI Tamago, which utilize emergent behavior and large language models.

The article discusses how to scale large language models to zero using Ollama on Fly. io, emphasizing the benefits of self-hosting AI tools and the efficient use of GPU resources.

The article discusses the FLAME pattern, a new approach to serverless computing that allows developers to elastically scale applications without the complexities of traditional Function as a Servic...

The article discusses how to utilize Fly. io's GPU Machines for running AI workloads, specifically focusing on the Whisper Webservice for audio transcription.

The article discusses the importance of maintaining multiple logs for application resiliency, particularly in the face of unexpected network outages.

This article discusses how to implement lightweight background jobs for a Python web application using Fly Machines, which are fast-starting virtual machines based on Firecracker.

The article discusses the evolution of Fly. io's scheduling system, detailing the transition from traditional orchestrators like Kubernetes and Nomad to a custom-built solution called flyd.

The article discusses how to implement real-time collaboration in web applications using Replicache and Fly-Replay.

The article 'A love letter to React' explores the profound impact React has had on both frontend and backend development since its inception in 2013.

The article discusses how Phoenix LiveView enables the development of interactive, real-time applications without the complexity of client-side code.

The article discusses recent updates and features at Fly.

The article discusses the advantages of using SQLite as a central database for full-stack applications, emphasizing its reliability and performance.

The article discusses the challenges and strategies of using Consul for service discovery at Fly. io, highlighting the complexities of maintaining consistency across a global infrastructure.

The article discusses the development of LiveBeats, a social music application built using Phoenix LiveView, showcasing its real-time collaboration features.

The article discusses the evolution of LiveView, a feature of the Phoenix framework for Elixir, which simplifies the development of real-time web applications by eliminating the need for JavaScript...

The article provides an in-depth exploration of various API token types, their security implications, and the challenges associated with implementing a fine-grained permissions system.

This article discusses how to monitor Elixir applications deployed on Fly. io using Prometheus and the PromEx library.

The article discusses how to integrate Fly Metrics with Prometheus for monitoring performance, creating alerts, and exporting custom metrics.

The article discusses Fly. io's implementation of Prometheus metrics for monitoring applications running on their platform.

This article discusses the development of a distributed turn-based game system using Elixir, highlighting the advantages of using the Phoenix Framework and LiveView for creating responsive applicat...

The article 'Docker without Docker' discusses how Fly. io runs Docker container images on their hardware without using Docker itself.

The article summarizes the significant features and updates introduced by Fly in 2020, highlighting advancements in their Application Platform, including support for custom domains, scaling control...

The November Fly Changelog highlights new features, enhancements, and bug fixes for the Fly platform, focusing on example applications, command line improvements, and the introduction of importable...

The article discusses the process of creating an online map to track a marathon runner using a mobile device and deploying it with Fly.

This article explains how to use Heroku Postgres with a Fly application without migrating the application from Heroku.

The article discusses the latest updates in flyctl version 0. 0. 139, focusing on new builtin builders, smart certificate creation, and improved deployment features.

This article provides a detailed guide on how to create and deploy a static website using Hugo and Caddy on Fly. io.

The article discusses how Fly, a content delivery network for Docker containers, generates SSL certificates using the ACME protocol and LetsEncrypt.

The article introduces a new feature in Flyctl, the command-line tool for Fly, which adds a JSON output flag.

The Fly Changelog for June 9th highlights significant updates to the Fly platform, including new commands for managing applications, an improved Deno buildpack, and a new installation method for fl...

The article discusses the implementation of WebSockets on the Fly platform, highlighting its capabilities for creating interactive applications such as chat applications.

The article discusses how to utilize Datasette, a tool for sharing and exploring datasets, in conjunction with Fly, a platform for deploying applications.