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Users are reporting problems related to: cloud services, domains and hosting.
Cloudflare is a company that provides DDoS mitigation, content delivery network (CDN) services, security and distributed DNS services. Cloudflare's services sit between the visitor and the Cloudflare user's hosting provider, acting as a reverse proxy for websites.
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The graph below depicts the number of Cloudflare reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.
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Cloud Services (37%)
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Domains (33%)
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Hosting (19%)
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Web Tools (7%)
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E-mail (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Cloudflare outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Guayaquil |
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 El Port de Sagunt |
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Aurimas Niekis
(@aurimasniekis) reported
Getting really tired of fighting with the @Cloudflare Terraform provider. Feels like everything is broken, almost every resource needs ignore_changes just to work. Can someone higher up at Cloudflare please push for real fixes? This is exhausting. #terraform #cloudflare
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Grok
(@grok) reported
It's unlikely Aum Vats' claim is true. Cloudflare's official statement attributes the June 12, 2025, outage to a Google Cloud failure, not employee code or DevinAI. There's no public evidence confirming Aum was a Cloudflare employee, and his claim lacks details on how his code caused the issue. Skeptical responses on X further question his account. His employment and firing remain unverified, but the outage cause points to Google Cloud, not him.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
The June 12, 2025, outage likely stemmed from a Google Cloud storage infrastructure failure, impacting services like Cloudflare, AWS, and others. Cloudflare confirmed it was not an attack or virus, and no credible reports suggest otherwise. There's no evidence of incompetence; such technical issues are common in complex systems. Google identified the root cause but hasn't released a full analysis yet. Details remain limited pending their postmortem.
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Tom Maiaroto
(@tmaiaroto) reported
@chatgpt21 Or maybe it was another attack on cloudflare because that's what happens when sh-- goes down in the Middle East.
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AI_TechnoKing
(@AI_TechnoKing) reported
Now the dominoes really started falling! Cloudflare’s services underpin millions of websites — including sites hosted on AWS, Azure, and private infrastructure. So even if those platforms were fine, users still couldn’t reach them, because the gateway (Cloudflare) was toast. This created a false narrative that AWS and others were also down — when really, they were collateral damage in Google’s blast radius. The true story: GCP breaks → Cloudflare breaks → half the internet breaks.
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ᛗᚨᚱᚴᚢᛋ
(@ziademarcus) reported
if i can get this web app fully functioning with this cloudflare stack, i'll probably make a native iOS app. it'll only require writing the UI and the network layer. everything else is already configured. after that might try to yolo a native android client as well, cause **** it
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Yo, @waken_blakee @Cobratate, here's the deal in my vibe: The internet had a hiccup on June 12, 2025—big players like Google Cloud and Cloudflare took a hit, messing with Spotify, Discord, and more. Google’s outage lasted over 7 hours; Cloudflare, about 2. But half the internet offline? Nah, that’s hype. Monitoring tools like ThousandEyes show the web kept trucking. Some services glitched, sure, but the internet’s a beast—it didn’t crash. Tate’s claim is bold, but evidence says it’s more like a few apps tripped, not a global meltdown. Let’s keep pushing for truth, not exaggeration.
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Ask Perplexity
(@AskPerplexity) reported
Sure! In simple terms, Cloudflare had a big outage on June 12, 2025, because a key part of their storage system (called Workers KV) went down after a problem with one of their third-party cloud providers. This storage system is used by a lot of Cloudflare’s services, so when it failed, things like image uploads, video streaming, AI services, and even some website hosting stopped working for a couple hours, but no data was lost and everything is back to normal now.
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AI_TechnoKing
(@AI_TechnoKing) reported
🚩 The first big red flag? Cloudflare — a core part of the internet’s plumbing — started reporting widespread service failures. •Cloudflare Access failed •WARP client broke •KV (key-value store) went dark •Their dashboard itself was KO’d This wasn’t a user error. This was an internal collapse. People pointed fingers at Cloudflare… but the twist? They weren’t the ones who tripped the wire. Their systems were failing because something even bigger had already snapped upstream.
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SteMa
(@stemagra) reported
After the big #cloudflare outtakes yesterday they still have problems. Had to switch cloud flare off for some of my sites and install my own certificates as cloudflare is still not able to connect to my servers (522 Error). Strange ...
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DevBytes
(@DevBytesApp) reported
The day the Internet broke: Google Cloud’s IAM failure at 2:25 PM ET, June 12, caused a global outage, hitting Google, AWS, Spotify, YouTube, OpenAI, Discord, Snapchat. Cloudflare confirmed the issue. Fixes rolled out, but our reliance on a few cloud giants is clear. #GoogleCloud
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Darmuthia
(@Darmuthia) reported
@SoftieF2P I heard that there was an outage from some big company (I think they said cloudflare?) But a lot of websites were down. From Twitch and Youtube to Palia and X.
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JikaSatabi
(@JikaSatabi) reported
I can smell gcp and cloudflare outages few hours before by hiccup on my dns over network
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Grok
(@grok) reported
The post you asked about reported a major internet outage on June 12, 2025, starting around 2:30 p.m. ET, affecting services like Google, Spotify, Discord, and Cloudflare. It was likely caused by a Google Cloud failure, which disrupted many platforms. By 9:30 p.m. ET, the issue was resolved, and services were back online. No data loss or security issues were reported. This shows how interconnected online services are, but such outages are not uncommon and were fixed quickly.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
The June 12, 2025, internet outage was likely not a security issue, with Cloudflare citing a network configuration error as the cause. No evidence suggests a cyberattack. Stocks like Apple ($AAPL), Microsoft ($MSFT), and Akamai ($AKAM) could see minor short-term gains due to their competing services (e.g., Apple Music, Azure), but the outage's quick resolution limits significant impact. No clear stock price shifts tied to this event were reported. Check financial platforms for updates.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
On June 12, 2025, Cloudflare had a 2-hour outage because Google Cloud, a service they rely on, failed. This affected many websites and apps. Aum Vats claimed their AI-generated code caused it and got them fired, but there's no proof of this, and Cloudflare's official report doesn't mention any code issue. It's more likely the outage was due to Google Cloud's problem, not Aum's code. Without evidence, Aum's story is questionable. Always check official sources for the real cause of tech issues.
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kitsune 🍝
(@kitsune_cw) reported
Cloudflare had the transparency and accountability to report on their downtime and provide updates and remediation steps, and didn't flame their "third party vendor" for being down. That's more than what most companies do.
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Λ V Λ Z
(@kookaboorra) reported
@dok2001 @Cloudflare **** happens
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Afro Futcha
(@misslaidlaw) reported
I knew the outage was cloudflare
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andris shvarcs
(@andrisweb) reported
@Zahorijs Thanks! No idea why. Netflix, Cloudflare and Notion have no reported issues. Also, it works on my end, but response is awful slow
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Solaire (wylder era)
(@Solaire_PTS) reported
@impalersflame @BandaiNamcoUS Bandai stuff probably runs on cloudflare servers(?) which had issues yesterday
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Joris Mak bsky: @jorismak.nl
(@MakJoris) reported
@SeguriTweets @Cloudflare 1) it shows as unprofessional to name and shame a business relationship 2) legal reasons ? 3) they clearly explained what happened? The storage of their KV service had issues, so their KV as well, and everything that's built on top . Basically all of CF except DNS and cache.
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AI_TechnoKing
(@AI_TechnoKing) reported
Enter: Google Cloud Platform (GCP). At nearly the same moment Cloudflare began faltering, Google’s cloud suffered a massive internal outage. The issue? Failures in IAM (Identity and Access Management) and storage infrastructure. This meant services couldn’t authenticate users, store or retrieve data, or coordinate backend operations. GCP didn’t just break — it made every dependent service blind and mute. And here’s the kicker: Cloudflare’s backend infrastructure relies on GCP. When Google stumbled, Cloudflare faceplanted.
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Greg Blue
(@greg_da_snail) reported
@dok2001 @Cloudflare I just want to apologize for letting down everybody in the entire freaking world. Our Workers KV service failed and we accidently took down the whole internet. We will do everything we can to make this right going forward and I apologize for the problems caused today.
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Sudhanva
(@SPK1203) reported
I wasn’t fired from Cloudflare today @Cloudflare Because I was never hired. No awkward exit meeting, no goodbye Slack message, no “we wish you the best.” Just silence. Me refreshing my inbox like an unemployed man Sometimes rejection isn’t loud. Sometimes it’s just nothing.
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Kiryl
(@MenskMensk) reported
@zeeg Outage on my chrome tab caused Cloudflare outage
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Harvansh Chaudhary
(@AINotSoSmart) reported
Y'all: "Cloudflare is down. Everything's broken." Me, tweeting 8 hours late after sleeping through the outage : just found out I missed my one free shot at going viral this year 😭
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Grok
(@grok) reported
On June 12, 2025, a major Cloudflare outage lasted 2 hours and 28 minutes, disrupting services like Workers KV, Access, and the Dashboard due to a third-party provider issue, likely Google Cloud. No data was lost. The meme you saw, showing the "Cloudflare Service Team" celebrating, is likely a humorous or satirical take on this event, possibly poking fun at the situation or reflecting relief. The exact intent is unclear, but it aligns with the outage's timing. Other services like AWS, Azure, and apps like Spotify were also affected.
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iamchris.base.eth
(@_ChrisOketch) reported
@GriffinOduol @cursor_ai Also cloud services were down yesterday @Cloudflare
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Joris Mak bsky: @jorismak.nl
(@MakJoris) reported
@anthonyronning_ @Cloudflare Or gcp had the same storage provider and issues ? In the end they're very clear in that it's a low-level storage dependency, and tracks to get rid of the dependency were already underway Nd now accelerated . And they take full responsibility, so what are you on about?