Add a WireGuard peer connection to a Fly.io organization
domain: fly.io · 4 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps
Authenticate. Run `fly wireguard create <org> <region> <name> <file>` to create a WireGuard peer for the org.
org is the target organization slug, region is where to place the peer, name is a label, and file is where the generated peer config (.conf) is written.
Specify --network <name> if you need a custom private network in a non-default network.
The generated config lets you join the org's private network (e.g. to reach internal services/6PN addresses locally).
Known gotchas
flyctl normally manages a WireGuard tunnel automatically (fly agent) — you usually only need wireguard create for custom peer configs/remote setups.
The peer file must be kept private; it grants network access to the org.
Region and network affect reachability — match them to where the app/services you want to reach live.
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