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Author Name Thomas Ptacek @tqbf @tqbf Fly.io transforms containers into swarms of fast-booting VMs and runs them close to users. Now you can connect those swarms privately to other networks with WireGuard. They say that when you’re starting a product company, it’s a better plan to chase down something a bunch of people will really love a lot than it is to try to build something that everyone will just like a little bit. So when Fly.io launched, it had a pretty simple use case : taking conventional web applications – applications built for platforms outside of Fly.io – and speeding them up, by
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