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Deploy Shot Elixir

Deploys Elixir and Phoenix applications to Fly.io using standardized workflows for production releases and environment management.

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Key features

  • Post-deployment API health check and endpoint verification
  • Automated Fly.io deployment workflow for Elixir/Phoenix applications
  • Environment variable and secret management protocols
  • Real-time log monitoring and troubleshooting guidance
  • Rollback procedures and database migration validation

Use cases

  • Monitoring deployment health and troubleshooting failed release attempts
  • Updating environment variables and secrets on the Fly.io platform
  • Releasing new backend features or bug fixes to the production environment

FAQ

When should I use this skill?

Use this skill whenever you need to push backend changes to production, update environment variables (secrets), or perform database migrations within your Phoenix application.

Can this skill help with troubleshooting deployment failures?

Yes, it includes built-in troubleshooting protocols such as log analysis guidance, SSH console access via Fly.io, and verification of secret lists to identify configuration issues quickly.

What does the Deploy Shot Elixir skill do?

This skill automates the deployment process for Elixir and Phoenix applications to Fly.io. It handles technical tasks like environment management, log monitoring, and post-deployment health checks.

What capabilities does it provide for DevOps management?

The skill provides comprehensive tools for monitoring logs, managing Fly.io secrets, executing database migrations, and initiating rollback procedures if a deployment fails.

How does this skill improve my development workflow?

It reduces manual errors by enforcing a standardized deployment checklist. It ensures that git states are verified, logs are monitored in real-time, and critical API endpoints are tested immediately after release.