How to Build a Global Message Service With NATS
Blog post from Fly.io
The text discusses new example applications showcasing the latest features of Fly, a platform for running applications. Two example applications are presented: a Websocket-based chat application that uses NATS cluster to relay messages, and a global messaging cluster configured within a Fly organization's network using NATS. Both examples utilize Fly's 6PN networking and DNS features like .internal addresses for locating running instances of apps in an organization or region. More Fly examples can be found in Flight Plans - Guides and Examples.
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