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flyio-common-errors

Diagnose Fly.io deployment, routing, health, Machine, volume, and private-network failures with evidence-first triage. Use when an app is unhealthy or a release stalls. Trigger with: "debug Fly deploy", "why is my Fly app down", "triage Fly Machine".

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# Fly.io Failure Triage

## Overview

Classify the failing layer before changing anything. Separate local build failures, release orchestration, Machine lifecycle, Fly Proxy routing, private DNS, volume placement, and application behavior so remediation does not destroy the evidence.

## Prerequisites

- App and environment identifiers plus incident start time
- Last known healthy release, image, configuration, and region placement
- Read-only access to health, Machine, release, volume, and log evidence

## Instructions
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