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apps/trouble-host-unavailable.html.markerb

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-A host on Fly.io could be unavailable because of a hardware failure, connectivity issues, or other reasons. A host issue might mean a complete or intermittent outage, or generally degraded performance. A host could be down for an hour or a day. We understand that this can be frustrating if your app doesn't have extra Machines or replicated databases available for redundancy, and we want you to be able to recover from a host issue as quickly as possible.
+A host on Fly.io could be unavailable because of a hardware failure, connectivity issues, or other reasons. A host issue might mean a complete or intermittent outage, or generally degraded performance. A host could be down for an hour or a day. We understand that this can be frustrating if your app doesn't have extra Machines or replicated databases available for redundancy.
 
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-<b>Important:</b> The steps for recovery in this document don't guarantee that you'll be able to access your app if you have a single Machine, or a single Machine with an attached volume, on an a host that's affected by an ongoing issue.
+<b>Important:</b> The steps for recovery in this document don't guarantee that you'll be able to access your app if you have a single Machine, or a single Machine with an attached volume, on an a host that's affected by an ongoing issue. 
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 ## Notification of host issues
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 1. In your dashboard, find the builder app in the list of apps. The app name is always `fly-builder-<some name>`.
 2. Click the app name, go to Settings, and delete the app. Or run `fly apps destroy fly-builder-<some name>` in your terminal to delete the app.
 
-## Can;t deploy an app with one Machine and no volumes
+## Can't deploy an app with one Machine and no volumes
 
 1. Scale the app to zero Machines: