I played around with fly.io for a bit, it seems pretty interesting. It works pretty well too, I went through the setup for the DoH proxy and the latency I get is very similar to Cloudflare itself, so that's pretty awesome.
It seems that the autoscaling limits are only defined in the fly.toml with the soft and hard limits? It might be useful to make this easily visible under flyctl scale. Also if I delete the fly.toml, can I regenerate it easily?
As a sidenote, I was looking around for more information on the platform and looking at old hn posts. I know the company pivoted a couple of times, but all the old articles are 404ing because the blog url changed.
We do need to cleanup our old blog posts and links. We created a lot of content at various times. This content is not always relevant anymore.
As for your fly.toml question, you can get the config with `flyctl config save -a your-app`. It'll create a fly.toml with the latest config we know about.
Concurrency limits are still being worked on. They should definitely be visible in more places. The only way to know about them right now is from the fly.toml, that's not ideal.
It seems that the autoscaling limits are only defined in the fly.toml with the soft and hard limits? It might be useful to make this easily visible under flyctl scale. Also if I delete the fly.toml, can I regenerate it easily?
As a sidenote, I was looking around for more information on the platform and looking at old hn posts. I know the company pivoted a couple of times, but all the old articles are 404ing because the blog url changed.