Waymark / Routes / fly.io Deploy a Fly.io app directly from a Docker image without rebuilding source
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Documented steps Have (or build) an image in a registry accessible from Fly's builder (e.g. Docker Hub, GHCR, or fly registry). Ensure the app exists (fly launch --no-deploy or fly apps create) with a fly.toml. Run `fly deploy -i <registry/image:tag> -a <app>` to deploy that exact image. Alternatively use `fly deploy --image <ref>` with build flags disabled. Set env/secrets with `fly secrets set` if the image reads config from env. Control rollout strategy with --strategy and --wait-timeout as with source deploys. Docs: https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/deploy/#image-options Known gotchas The image must be reachable from Fly's infrastructure (public registry or fly auth'd registry). `-i` overrides building from source; do not combine with source-build flags. Image label defaults to deployment-{timestamp}; set --image-label for a stable tag. Push to the Fly private registry with --push after a local build if you need a stable in-house ref.
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