Fly.io reported this critical-impact incident on its official status page on Nov 12, 2026, 00:08 UTC. It has not been marked resolved yet.
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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.
All services in the LAX region are operating normally. We’re continuing to monitor while we await final confirmation from our datacenter provider that the issue is fully resolved.
Apps and Managed Postgres clusters in the LAX region should now all be accessible. Some app metrics are still recovering. We're continuing to monitor the region health.
All hosts are back online and we are restarting services. Apps and Managed Postgres will start becoming available shortly.
We are seeing hosts start to come back online. Apps and Managed Postgres clusters may still be unreachable at this time.
A subset of Apps and Managed Postgres clusters in the LAX region are unavailable due to an upstream datacenter power outage.
A subset of Apps and Managed Postgres clusters in the LAX region are unavailable due to an upstream datacenter power outage.
We are investigating an upstream provider outage in LAX region. Apps and Managed Postgres clusters in LAX region may be unreachable at this time.
Overlapping incidents aren't necessarily related.
Fly.io reported 37 incidents in the last 90 days, 17 of them major or critical. A typical incident lasted 58 min. See Fly.io's uptime and incident history