Question 1

Is Fly.io down right now?

Accepted Answer

No — Fly.io is not down. All Fly.io systems are reported operational. Checked at 2026-09-20T06:06:10.419Z.

Question 2

What is Fly.io's status right now?

Accepted Answer

Fly.io is reporting "All Systems Operational" on its official status page — Operational — as of 2026-09-20T06:06:10.419Z. That status feed answered isuptime's last check in 860 ms. isuptime reads this from Fly.io's own published feed and does not test Fly.io independently.

Question 3

When did Fly.io last go down?

Accepted Answer

The most recent incident Fly.io published was "Depot builder failures", opened 2026-09-15T04:08:58.040Z and marked resolved 2026-09-15T05:34:09.538Z. This is the latest entry in Fly.io's own incident feed, not every problem users experienced.

Question 4

What is Fly.io's uptime?

Accepted Answer

isuptime does not measure Fly.io's uptime directly — it reads Fly.io's own published status feed. Over the last 30 days, Fly.io's own status feed reported no outage in 100.00% of isuptime's checks. Periods the provider called degraded count as no-outage, and this is isuptime's own measurement, not a contractual SLA.

Question 5

Is it just me, or is Fly.io down for everyone?

Accepted Answer

Fly.io reports all systems operational, so the problem is likely local to your network, browser or account. Try a different network or device.

Question 6

Fly.io says operational but it is not working for me — why?

Accepted Answer

Apps configured to scale to zero cold-start on the first request, which looks like a hang and is not an incident. A deploy that fails on health checks is your application, not the platform — read the release logs. Fly Postgres is a managed cluster you still operate, so a full disk or a failed leader election is yours to fix and will never appear on this page.

Question 7

What does Fly.io's status page actually cover?

Accepted Answer

Fly's status page reports per-region as well as globally, and separates the API and build pipeline from the running machines. Regional reporting is the point: an incident in one region degrades an app that is deployed there while the same app serves normally from everywhere else. Managed Postgres and volumes are reported separately from compute.

Question 8

What can I use instead of Fly.io while it is down?

Accepted Answer

Render (operational), Heroku (operational). Each state was read from that provider's own status feed at 2026-09-20T06:06:10.419Z, in the same round as Fly.io's, so the readings are comparable in time. Check the substitute is up before moving work to it.

Question 9

Is anything else down right now, or is it just Fly.io?

Accepted Answer

As of 2026-09-20T06:06:10.419Z, 14 other services isuptime tracks were also reporting a problem: Cloudflare (Minor Service Outage); Twilio (Partially Degraded Service); Supabase (Partially Degraded Service); Datadog (Partially Degraded Service); Elastic (Partial System Outage); Snyk (Partially Degraded Service); Squarespace (Minor Service Outage); Scaleway (Partially Degraded Service); Bunny.net (Partially Degraded Service); Snowflake (Partially Degraded Service); Notion (Partial System Degradation); Coinbase (Partially Degraded Service); Salesforce (Degraded Performance: 1 active incident); PlayStation Network (PlayStation Store affected in Russia). All are checked on one schedule, so the timing is directly comparable — but overlapping in time does not establish a shared cause.

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