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Fly Postgres
  • Legacy Fly Postgres Clusters
  • Getting Started
    • This Is Not Managed Postgres
    • Create a Fly Postgres Cluster
    • Migrate a Postgres Database from Heroku
  • Connecting to Fly Postgres
    • Connect With flyctl
    • Connect From a Fly App
    • External Connections
    • App Connection Examples
  • Managing Fly Postgres
    • Users & Roles
    • Attach or Detach a Fly App
    • Monitor a Postgres App
    • Backup, Restores, & Snapshots
    • Scale Postgres VMs
    • Horizontal Scaling
    • Scale to zero for Postgres Development projects
    • Postgres Configuration Tuning
    • Upgrade Postgres
    • Delete a Postgres Cluster
    • Check Provisioned Resources
  • Advanced guides
    • High Availability & Global Replication
  • Fly.io
    • Fly.io Distributed Systems Challenge
    • Laravel Bytes
    • The Ruby Dispatch

Getting Started

If you have flyctl v0.0.412 or newer installed, new Fly Postgres clusters you create will use our next-gen Apps V2 architecture, built on Fly Machines.

This Is Not Managed Postgres

Read our warnings about why we don’t call Fly Postgres “managed”!

Create a Fly Postgres Cluster

Create a new Fly Postgres cluster.

Migrate a Postgres Database from Heroku

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