Integration · Hosting platform
Fly.io + OrchestrAI
Catalog exported 2026-09-02 · Fly.io website
List Fly.io apps and Machines, read machine events, and restart Machines from chat with approval.
OrchestrAI exposes 5 Fly.io operations: 4 are low-risk (read-only or low-impact), and 1 create or modify resources and run only after you confirm the plan. 1 of them also carries a step-level approval gate.
What teams use it for
Small teams hosting on Fly.io use OrchestrAI to check which Machines are running for an app, read recent machine events when a deploy looks wrong, and restart the Machines once they decide to. Listing apps, Machines, and events, plus validating the token, are low risk. Restarting Machines is rated high and waits for your confirmation. Deploying a new release, scaling, and setting secrets have no Fly.io operation yet, so use flyctl for those.
Every Fly.io operation, with its risk level
| Operation | What it does | Risk | Step-level approval |
|---|---|---|---|
Get Managed Platform Deployment Events |
Fetch normalized deployment events, machine events, or deployment details for Vercel, Fly.io, Netlify, and Render | Low risk | No |
List Managed Platform Deployments |
List deployments, machines, or runtime resources for providers that expose deployment inventory | Low risk | No |
List Managed Platform Projects |
List projects, apps, sites, databases, or clusters for supported PaaS and managed database providers | Low risk | No |
Validate Managed Platform Connection |
Validate configured credentials for a supported PaaS or managed database provider | Low risk | No |
Restart Managed Platform Runtime |
Restart Fly.io Machines for an app with approval gating | Modifies existing | Yes |
Risk tiers come from the catalog: low is read-only or low-impact, medium creates resources and is reversible, high modifies existing resources, destructive may lose data. Every plan that creates or changes resources is shown with its cost estimate and waits for your confirmation. Operations marked with a step-level approval pause again on their own step. Destructive operations require a typed risk phrase.
What you connect
A Fly.io credential (stored as vercel, fly, netlify, render, railway, neon, supabase, planetscale, upstash, aiven, cockroachdb_cloud).
Connected-service tokens are envelope-encrypted with a per-record key wrapped by a cloud KMS.
Prompts that work
- List the Machines for the Fly.io app api-prod and show their state and region
- Show recent machine events for the web-frontend app on Fly.io
- Restart all Machines for the worker-queue app
Before anything runs
Every mutation shows its plan, cost estimate, and blast radius, then waits for your confirmation. Destructive operations require a typed risk phrase. Credentials are minted per run through OIDC federation and discarded afterward; nothing you create here is invisible later, because every resource lands in the desired-state ledger where drift is detected and can be converged. Details on the security page.
Frequently asked questions
- Can OrchestrAI deploy to Fly.io?
- No. Deployment triggering is available for other platforms but not Fly.io. Fly.io coverage is inventory, events, connection validation, and Machine restarts.
- Is restarting Fly.io Machines through OrchestrAI approval-gated?
- Yes. Restart is a high-risk operation, so OrchestrAI shows the app and Machines involved and waits for explicit confirmation.
- How does OrchestrAI authenticate to Fly.io?
- You add a Fly.io credential once in the connections screen. It is envelope-encrypted with a per-record key wrapped by a cloud KMS and is only decrypted inside the run that needs it.
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Try it on your own account
Connect your cloud read-only and see your resources, drift, and costs before anything runs. $5 minimum to start. Unused credits refunded in your first 14 days.
Unused credits refunded in your first 14 days.