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Are There Additional Self-Hosting Instructions? #65
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I'm in the same boat, it deployed okay but the image won't start. Here are my logs from fly.dev: Configuring firecracker Probably doing something wrong somewhere. |
Did one of you managed to make it work ? I have the same issues. |
I managed to make it work. Here's my fly.toml
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This configuration got me up and running. Thanks a lot! One thing that really helped was using fly's github integration to launch and deploy the app. Fork the skybridge repo to your account, commit a change to fly.toml with your own configuration, then link your github to fly and launch from the web UI. No need to git clone or worry about dart_frog_cli version missmatches or anything like that, fly will just do everything so you don't need to copy anything to your local machine. Worked great, once I filled everything out correctly. Make your repo private if you do this though, so no one can snoop on your configuration file. (not that anyone would, but, you know, can't be too careful.) |
Hey @videah, I decided to spin up an instance of Skybridge on Fly using your instructions in the readme. I updated the fly.toml and docker-compose.yml below, and while it does deploy to Fly I'm not able to get Skybridge to do anything. (Visiting the instance's URL just tries to load up a webpage that never loads.)
fly.toml
Dockerfile
Are there perhaps other dependencies or config changes I'd need to make to get a fresh instance running?
And of course, thank you so much for all the hard work!
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