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You're right, they should make that much more clear. I'd expect it to be on the left side menu, just like they have all the "Run a [language] app". Based on yo
by 0x0000000 5y ago
You're right, they should make that much more clear. I'd expect it to be on the left side menu, just like they have all the "Run a [language] app".
Based on your first link [0], I saw,
> You can run most applications with a Dockerfile using the flyctl command.
With that, I looked over the left-side menu, and clicked `flyctl`[1], since it seems that's what you'd need to use to deploy an existing app with Docker. After that, I clicked on "Launch an App" [2], which shows help for the `flyctl launch` subcommand, including a parameter `--dockerfile`. I think that's how you would deploy an existing app with docker?
[0] https://fly.io/docs/introduction/ https://fly.io/docs/introduction/
[1] https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/ https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/
[2] https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/launch/ https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/launch/
- mooreds 5y agoThanks! As mentioned in sibling comment, I want to use an existing docker image, so probably `flyctl launch --image $NAME`.