I deleted volumes and scaled down to 0 and then up to 1, but these old instances just won’t go away. Any ideas?
Check again and see if they cleared up? fly vm status <id>
will occasionally show you what has them hung up. If VMs get into a restart loop, it may take a while for them to vanish from the pending
list.
pending
means they’re not actually running, they just haven’t been cleaned up by the scheduler yet.
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Thanks. One of them did go away, but the two in maa are still hanging around. fly vm status <id>
didn’t reveal much useful info I’m afraid.
~/Desktop 🎊
$ fly vm status ce42e20f
Instance
ID = ce42e20f
Process = app
Version = 181
Region = maa
Desired = stop
Status = pending
Health Checks =
Restarts = 0
Created = 1h13m ago
Events
TIMESTAMP TYPE MESSAGE
Checks
ID SERVICE STATE OUTPUT
Recent Logs
~/Desktop 🎊
$ fly vm status 5c99bcba
Instance
ID = 5c99bcba
Process = app
Version = 180
Region = maa
Desired = stop
Status = pending
Health Checks =
Restarts = 0
Created = 1h20m ago
Events
TIMESTAMP TYPE MESSAGE
Checks
ID SERVICE STATE OUTPUT
Recent Logs
~/Desktop 🎊
$
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They’re gone now No idea what I did, but they’re now gone