Partial outage in AMS
All impacted services are operational now.
The latest update from Fly.io.
State
Resolved
Started
29 d ago
2026-10-03 08:01 UTC
Lasted
57 min
until 2026-10-03 08:57 UTC
Worst impact
Major outage
Timeline
5 updatesIdentified
19 min 33%
Monitoring
38 min 67%
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by Fly.io
All impacted services are operational now.
All MPG clusters have recovered. We are monitoring for additional impact.
All hosts are back online. MPGv2 control plane is fully operational now. Some MPGv1 clusters in AMS might be degraded while MPGv1's control plane recovers.
Those hosts are coming back online after a brief interruption. We are assessing the impact on MPG.
Some of our hosts are offline in AMS. Control plane for Managed Postgres v1 and v2 in AMS is unavailable as a result of this. MPG clusters should remain online but any control plane ops will fail. Some machines in AMS are also unavailable.
Fly.io in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
19
Days with an incident
15
Median duration
1 h 38 min
This incident
42% shorter than the median
Other Fly.io incidents
All incidentsFly.io·Slow image pulls delaying Machine starts in IAD
Image pull times in IAD have returned to normal.
Fly.io·Elevated issues with the Machines API
The incident has been resolved.
Fly.io·Creating WireGuard peers in ARN is currently broken
The ARN WireGuard gateways are up
Fly.io·Degraded networking to AWS IPs
This incident has been resolved, connectivity from AWS to all of our hosts is back to normal.
Fly.io·Packet loss in IAD
The congestion affecting our upstream provider has been resolved. We are observing a return to normal levels of networking performance in IAD region.
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