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Fly.io reports multiple service issues

Fly.io is dealing with 2 concurrent service issues — tracked live below.

By The Downtime · Sep 2, 2026 · 7:30 AM ·Updated 6 days ago

Fly.io is investigating a major issue with the background job runner for its API. The outage is preventing users from completing critical actions including creating applications, assigning IP addresses, and creating or renewing certificates.

Fly.io provides a platform for deploying and running applications globally across distributed edge servers. The service is widely used by developers and organizations running containerized workloads.

The company began investigating the issue and posted an alert on its status page. No timeline for resolution has been provided as of this report.

This is a developing story and we will update as more information becomes available.

⚠️ Issues being tracked (2)

API background job queue failure
Resolved
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Packet loss in ORD
Resolved
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🕒 Live updates (6)

resolved API background job queue failure Sep 2, 7:44 AM

This incident has been resolved.

monitoring API background job queue failure Sep 2, 7:31 AM

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

investigating API background job queue failure Sep 2, 7:21 AM

We are investigating an issue with the background job runner for our API. Actions that require a background job, such as creating apps, assigning IP addresses, or creating/renewing certificates, may fail at this time.

resolved Packet loss in ORD Aug 31, 8:10 AM

This incident has been resolved.

monitoring Packet loss in ORD Aug 31, 7:39 AM

Packet loss in ORD is improving and impacted services are recovering; we’re continuing to monitor for intermittent issues

investigating Packet loss in ORD Aug 31, 6:26 AM

Due to an upstream provider, we are seeing ~50% packet loss on a subset of hosts in ORD. Some MPG clusters in ORD are slow to replicate as a result.

📎 Sources

Outage details are aggregated from official provider status pages. The Downtime reports them as a public service and is not affiliated with the providers named.

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