CircleCI reported this minor-impact incident on its official status page on Oct 28, 2026, 18:15 UTC. It was resolved after 1h 3m.
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## **Summary** From 14:20 to 19:08 UTC on October 28, customers running Gen 2 Docker jobs using IP Ranges saw increased wait times for their jobs to start. From 14:20 until 17:02, the delays were intermittent, and from 17:02 to 18:50, the delays were continuous. No other job types were affected. The incident was caused by limited availability of the cloud instances we had configured for the IP Ranges cluster. In response, our engineering team added additional fallback instance types to the IP Ranges cluster and transferred capacity from one of our other Gen 2 clusters to the IP Ranges cluster. By 18:50, wait times had improved, and by 19:08 they had fully recovered. After we resolved the incident, we increased the number of baseline cloud instances we maintain for IP Ranges jobs. We have also configured an IP Ranges cluster in an additional cloud region. The original status page can be found here: [Delays for gen2 dedicated IP range jobs](https://status.circleci.com/incidents/8q9j3
Wait times for gen2 dedicated IP range jobs have fully returned to normal. We appreciate your patience while worked through this issue.
We are starting to see signs of recovery now, wait times are starting to return to normal. We're keeping an eye on this and we'll update again soon.
We’ve identified the cause as limited compute availability from our cloud provider, and we are working to free up additional capacity for these jobs to restore normal start times. We'll provide another update again shortly.
We are investigating delays in starting docker gen2 jobs that use dedicated IP ranges. Jobs are currently delayed by about 10 minutes. No other resource classes are impacted at this time. We will continue to provide updates as more information is available.
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