Docs Rust on Fly.io The Basics
These guides will help you get through the basics of setting up your Rust application with pieces of infrastructure commonly found in the wild. Most Rust frameworks follow the same flow in terms of setup and vary only in their application code. For frameworks that also have a frontend component additional steps will be required.
To develop Rust applications, you will need to setup the rust toolchain. We recommend using rustup to install these tools.
Install flyctl and log in
In order to start working with Fly.io, you will need flyctl, our CLI app for managing apps. If you’ve already installed it, carry on. If not, hop over to [our installation guide](https://fly.io/…
Docs Rust on Fly.io The Basics
These guides will help you get through the basics of setting up your Rust application with pieces of infrastructure commonly found in the wild. Most Rust frameworks follow the same flow in terms of setup and vary only in their application code. For frameworks that also have a frontend component additional steps will be required.
To develop Rust applications, you will need to setup the rust toolchain. We recommend using rustup to install these tools.
Install flyctl and log in
In order to start working with Fly.io, you will need flyctl, our CLI app for managing apps. If you’ve already installed it, carry on. If not, hop over to our installation guide. Once that’s installed you’ll want to log in to Fly.
For most popular frameworks you can deploy your app with just one command:
fly launch
Cargo Chef
Cargo Chef is a cargo extension that is commonly used in Dockerfiles for Rust apps.