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use fly api to create exit nodes#4

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fixes #2
fixes #3

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# inlets-on-fly

inlets-on-fly automates the task of creating an [inlets Pro](https://inlets.dev) exit-server (tunnel server) on the [fly.io](https://fly.io) platform.
inlets-on-fly automates the task of creating an [inlets Pro](https://inlets.dev) HTTP exit-server (tunnel server) on the [fly.io](https://fly.io) platform.
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I used this to create a TCP exit server previously, so that I could expose SSH. Having TCP would make it useful for inlets-operator too.

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if hostStatus.Status == "active" {
if tcp {
fmt.Printf(`inlets Pro TCP (%s) server summary:
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If this could be back-ported into the cloud-provision library, then perhaps it could be used from inletsctl and inlets-operator, making having to print custom messages etc redundant?

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Can't run this tool more than once on MacOS Convert to machines API instead of flyctl?

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