How to Deploy a Python Backend to Fly.io Using Jenkins

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  1. Jenkins

    Jenkins automation server

    A Jenkins instance up and running (locally, on a server, or via a CI service).

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  3. flyctl

    Command line tools for fly.io services

    A Fly.io account.

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