Fly-metrics.net Grafana Dashboard Outage
The [fly-metrics.net](https://fly-metrics.net) hosted Grafana and log search instance is now fully reachable.
The latest update from Fly.io.
State
Resolved
Started
16 d ago
2026-10-16 18:08 UTC
Lasted
1 h 16 min
until 2026-10-16 19:24 UTC
Worst impact
Partial outage
Timeline
3 updatesIdentified
35 min 46%
Monitoring
41 min 54%
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by Fly.io
The [fly-metrics.net](https://fly-metrics.net) hosted Grafana and log search instance is now fully reachable.
The [fly-metrics.net](https://fly-metrics.net) hosted Grafana and log search instance should now be reachable again. We're continuing to monitor for any issues as a result of .
The fly-metrics.net hosted grafana and log search instance is currently unreachable as a result of . It will return once the host it is on is out of maintenance, approximately 20 minutes. Logs and Metrics shipped to other sources using things like Fly Telemetry or the Fly Log shipper continue to be available, only the hosted Grafana viewer is unavailable at this time.
Fly.io in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
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Days with an incident
16
Median duration
1 h 49 min
This incident
31% shorter than the median
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