No. Fly.io's own status page reports all systems operational.
Fly.io says: "All Systems Operational"
Users are reporting problems with Fly.io that its own status page does not show. See the reports.
No reports in the last hour.
Reports come from visitors to this page and are not confirmed by Fly.io. We count one report per visitor every 30 minutes and keep no record of who sent it. How user reports work
The LAX region is currently online and functioning correctly. However, the datacenter is experiencing reduced redundancy, so we are continuing to monitor for any possible issues.
Read the full updateThe LAX region is currently online and functioning correctly. However, the datacenter is experiencing reduced redundancy, so we are continuing to monitor for any possible issues.
DetailsNo. Fly.io's own status page reports all systems operational. Last checked 13 Nov 2026, 08:06 UTC.
This page reads Fly.io's official status page at status.flyio.net every five minutes and shows what it says, alongside problem reports from users. You can also open the official page directly.
A status page is updated by the provider and can lag behind a real fault, and some faults affect only one region, network or device. Look at the user reports on this page: if other people are reporting the same problem, it is probably not at your end. If nobody else is, restart the app or device and try another connection.
Press the button under "Problems reported by users" that best describes what is wrong. It takes one tap, needs no account, and adds one report to the chart. Reports are counted once per visitor every 30 minutes.
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