The Livebook launcher was super fun to create. Everything happens in a single LiveView process. There was a problem recovering state though. This post is about how I solved that.

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Fly.io runs apps close to users, by transmuting Docker containers into micro-VMs around the world. This is a post about writing our LiveView launcher that launches a Livebook instance for you on Fly.io. If you're more interested in deploying your own project, the easiest way to learn more is to try it out.

Launching Livebook using LiveView