unsuccessful command flyctl ext tigris create
Hello
I've just set up a fly.io account and added my backend repo. My backend uses S3, however fly.io tries to automatically use Tigris. I don't even want to use Tigris, but there is nowhere in the UI to turn it off, and whenever my deployment gets to provisioning Tigris, it fails with the error: unsuccessful command
How can I resolve this?
I have also tried accepting the Tigris ToC just to at least get my app running with Tigris, but I'm stuck in a broken flow where fly tries to use Tigris because I use S3 and I can't configure it and stop it because it isn’t properly deployed for the first time yet.
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
I've just set up a fly.io account and added my backend repo. My backend uses S3, however fly.io tries to automatically use Tigris. I don't even want to use Tigris, but there is nowhere in the UI to turn it off, and whenever my deployment gets to provisioning Tigris, it fails with the error: unsuccessful command
flyctl ext tigris createflyctl ext tigris create. How can I resolve this?
I have also tried accepting the Tigris ToC just to at least get my app running with Tigris, but I'm stuck in a broken flow where fly tries to use Tigris because I use S3 and I can't configure it and stop it because it isn’t properly deployed for the first time yet.
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Solution
Hi… Try deploying from the command line with
https://community.fly.io/t/launch-your-app-with-object-storage-from-tigris/19617
In general, the Web UI for launching is still considered experimental (last I heard), and it doesn’t have the full set of knobs, feedback mechanisms, …
Hope this helps a little!
fly launchfly launch; it looks like it will allow you to opt‑out of creating a Tigris bucket, etc.:https://community.fly.io/t/launch-your-app-with-object-storage-from-tigris/19617
In general, the Web UI for launching is still considered experimental (last I heard), and it doesn’t have the full set of knobs, feedback mechanisms, …
Hope this helps a little!
Fly.io
A few days ago we added the ability to launch your apps with object storage provided by Tigris configured. This is a unique take on S3’s model as Tigris replicates objects globally to ensure they’re fast for anyone using your app, it works like a CDN and S3 combined. (I digress) How it works If you run fly launch from the command line and t...
