CharlesIrvine
I’m working on deploying to fly.io on the free tier. Just trying things out for now.
After I’ve deployed by app with fly launch, I’m not able to redeploy with fly deploy. When I try I get the message below.
Is this expected?
Running i-know-test release_command: /app/bin/migrate
release_command 9185491f10d983 completed successfully
Updating existing machines in 'i-know-test' with rolling strategy
[1/2] Updating 9080117ae36387 [app]
Error: failed to update VM 9080117ae36387: You have reached the maximum number of machines for this app.
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christhekeele
If I recall correctly, the free tier limits you to one machine—and
fly deployuses therollingdeployment strategy by default, which would require a second machine. Maybe try theimmediatestrategy if downtime and risk of an outage if there’s a build failure is acceptable?CharlesIrvine
Sounds reasonable. I can’t figure out how to do an immediate deploy yet. Do you know how?
jswanner
--strategy immediateCharlesIrvine
I just now tried:
and still got:
Any ideas anyone? Doesn’t seem very useful if you can’t redeploy after making changes.
jswanner
It could be related to this:
CharlesIrvine
But I just today signed up for - I think they call it the hobby tier. It’s supposed to be free I thought. I just want to try it out a little to see if I want to use it for deployment. But if you can only deploy once, that doesn’t seem very useful. Maybe I’m missing something here.
christhekeele
I think you must be missing something, I know what you’ve described is exactly how I started my now-paid-plan projects on fly.io, and I was able to deploy more than once (tho stumbled through some different problems). My hypothesis about the deployment strategy definitely seems incorrect.
tj0
Perhaps it is some increased fraud prevention of some kind? I’ve occasionally seen posts of this on the public forum. I’ve always put some credits into my accounts, so never ran into it.
CharlesIrvine
This problem was due to a problem on the Fly.io side. I reported the problem. When they let me know that it was fixed, deployments then started working without issue.