What Fly shipped in March 2026

Support Engineers That AreHardcoreDevs

Fly.io has expanded its support offerings with tiered response times and dedicated services tailored to different customer segments. Single developers and small teams receive a 36-hour first response …

Fly.io developer documentation

The Fly.io developer documentation page provides a high-level overview of the platform’s setup and feature exploration process. It guides users to install the Fly.io CLI tool (flyctl) via a simple com…

Unfortunately, Sprites Now Speak MCP

Fly.io, a cloud platform specializing in globally distributed application hosting, has significantly expanded its capabilities and strategic focus around AI/ML workloads, developer tooling, and operat…

Fly.io has introduced a new feature called MCP (Multi-Computer Protocol) for their Sprites, which are disposable cloud computers designed to run agents. The feature allows agents to create and manage

The provided content is a documentation page for Fly.io, outlining steps for getting started with their platform. It includes instructions for installing flyctl, running fly launch, and exploring feat

Networking

The Fly.io documentation page outlines various networking capabilities and configurations available on the Fly.io platform. It details how to connect to app services over the private WireGuard network…

Fly Kubernetes

Fly.io has introduced Fly Kubernetes (FKS), a fully managed Kubernetes service in closed beta. This service allows users to deploy Kubernetes clusters without managing the control plane, leveraging th…

Fly Machines

Fly Machines are virtual machines that can be launched and stopped at subsecond speeds, offering users control over their lifecycle, resources, and region placement through a REST API or flyctl comman…

Fly Volumes

Fly.io has introduced Fly Volumes, a local persistent storage solution for Fly Machines. This feature provides a slice of an NVMe drive on the same physical server as the Machine it's mounted on, offe…

Security

The webpage outlines Fly.io's security measures, including hardware isolation, private networking over WireGuard, and TLS termination. It details security features for customer organizations and apps,…

Fly GPUs

Fly.io is deprecating its GPU services and they will be unavailable after August 1. Previously, Fly.io offered GPU Machines for workloads requiring GPU acceleration, with four models available: A10, L…

Managed Postgres

Fly.io has introduced Managed Postgres, a fully-managed database service that handles all aspects of running production PostgreSQL databases. The service includes high availability, backups, and conne…

Databases and storage

Fly.io offers a range of database and storage services, including Managed Postgres for high availability and automatic failover, Upstash for Redis caching, and Fly Volumes for persistent disk storage.…

Monitoring on Fly.io

Fly.io offers fully-managed metrics solutions for monitoring applications. They provide error monitoring through Sentry, an extension provider. Additionally, Fly.io allows users to live tail and searc…

Getting Started

The article provides a step-by-step guide on deploying an Elixir Phoenix application on Fly.io and connecting it to a PostgreSQL database. It highlights that the guide is specifically for Phoenix 1.6.…

The Fly.io developer documentation provides a straightforward guide to getting started with their platform. Users are instructed to install flyctl, run the fly launch command, and explore features tai