Cloudflare Outage Map

Community Discussion

Tips? Frustrations? Share them here. Useful comments include a description of the problem, city and postal code.

Beware of "support numbers" or "recovery" accounts that might be posted below. Make sure to report and downvote those comments. Avoid posting your personal information.

Cloudflare Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• 
  unijorse (@unijorse) reported 3 minutes ago

  cloudflare and apache are a tag team designed to make me feel like an idiot

• 
  Clank (@clankenluben) reported 4 minutes ago

  @0xRapid @Cloudflare At least my services run in production without breaking down every other week like the juniors at Cloudflare manage to operate things, go **** yourself with a rusty ******* symbol

• 
  kevops (@kevvOH_) reported 5 minutes ago

  tonight we are deploying the latest next.js RCE patches. bwana a huge thank you to cloudflare for protecting the web as always 🫡 luckily no public PoC was released, so no major panic, but never delay your updates.

• 
  Vegard Wikeby (@vegardwikeby) reported 6 minutes ago

  @natmiletic I added an article content system on a subfolder /blog for a client last week using cloudflare workers where it uses their original header and footer (checks and rebuilds hourly if changed) and even cookie banner, making it feeling like part of the page (any user wouldn't know). Any article added is from a source (where they put it) and it gets posted (checks, cleanups if necessary etc) once everyday (scan). A daily email gets sent where a cheap haiku ai checks the structure and to see for faults, and if any according to their rules, it flags it and they can click the link for that article without any login (using hash secure url) that is available for a few days and they can reject, edit or publish with two clicks. It's all going away. Most websites have 3-4 templates for content, and maybe 7-10 pages, all replaceable in scenario given above. It just runs. I am not trying to be savage here, but it's over.

• 
  R.J. Kairn (@AshValePress) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare I HATE CloudFlare beyond measure!!! You ******* ******** don't stop DDOS attacks, all you do is make websites unusable when in small towns or remote areas! You ***** should be forced out of business! **** you!!!!

• 
  KZZY (@kzzy47) reported 8 minutes ago

  @borrhensaidi A DDoS big enough to take the whole service down instead of degrading it usually means there was no mitigation layer in front yet. Is Cloudflare or similar going in front of it once you're back up?

• 
  CICADA aka Sentinel (@danielfoxzuy) reported 9 minutes ago

  That's the same account, i no use any software Only can use Discord or Steam call, and Cloudflare WARP for lowest ping Honestly...my heart is hurts every single time i get this... For me my account is my whole life, and only bans without evidence can break it down...

• 
  NickeNumbers (@NickeNumbers) reported 12 minutes ago

  @eastdakota @zatlyn @Cloudflare She is a bad *** 🤘

• 
  Adam Goss (@gossy_84) reported 14 minutes ago

  SynkLoader: fake IT Service Desk on Microsoft Teams WordlistLoader: fake CAPTCHA on a legitimate website Fake Codex: fake error prompt aimed at developers npm phishing hosts: fake Cloudflare check on a trusted mirror WeedHack: fake game client, top of Google via SEO poisoning

• 
  Thomas Boom (@thomasboomcom) reported 16 minutes ago

  @FabMaximil @ProtonMail Come on man, every service has outages sometimes! Think about the Cloudflare incident last year: they fuel around 20% of the whole internet. Or the multiple hours long GitHub outage just weeks ago

• 
  Diego Siqueira (@diego1) reported 16 minutes ago

  @thekitze @frncsbkr @Cloudflare CloudFlare Email Sending keeps changing my daily limit randomly. Sometimes, it’s 2000 emails per day, and the next day, it drops to 100 emails per day. No bounces or any other issues, it’s just pure randomness. Apart from that, it works great and its cheap

• 
  Canadian Republic 🇨🇦 (@CanaRepublic) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coolestapricote @blind_via Put it this way, You install opencode, you configure it to use your local LLM's API endpoint, and then you start configuring your system. so let the first prompt be "configure my DNS to be cloudflare" . AI will take a look at how the system is configured, and then run the command and tell you when it's finished, it took it 21 seconds. I then I think my next one was "when i left the room for a few minutes, my monitor has turned off and locked the terminal, i don't want it to lock on it's own, i only want you to show the screensaver" It went through the system and found where that setting was, and then ran the command and told me it was fixed, but next time i left it, I came back and although the monitor had not blanked nor the screen come back on, the screensaver wasn't on. So I told it about the problem and it came back and said "ahh, looks like the screensave will never come on unless there is a value set for the monitor to turn off, and therefore I have set it to 277 days (or maybe it was hours?)" anyhow, that fixed the issue. Then I had it make me a custom screensaver by visiting my employers website researching the brand, and then creating a ASCII / ANSI art screensaver.. You can ask it to do things like "create a webapp for every link i have on my brave bookmarks and install them onto workspace 5, but have it clone the window settings from the one I already made on workspace 5 for amazon" and l've set it up with scripts to download to models based on keywords and size, every day at a certain time, unless there's less then 200 gig's free space. I'm planning on making a script logging and error notification system with a system tray icon, i've already planned it on one of my sessions but i've been busy at work this week.

• 
  Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare the honest answer is that most companies still haven't solved the memory management problem, and just throw more hardware at it instead of actually optimizing their code.

• 
  colinhacks (@colinhacks) reported 26 minutes ago

  @SheltonLouisGT this may become the default in a future release (for Zod, not Zod Mini). main tradeoff is bundle size. the compiler takes about 7kb gzipped. this requires `new Function()` which is blocked by many Content Security Policies (incl the one used by Cloudflare Workers). easy enough to detect this and fall back though (Zod already does this for its ZodObject JIT parser) in any case, it's more responsible to put this out first as an opt-in to make sure there's no behavioral drift or unexpected issues before seriously thinking about default-on in the meantime, it's easy enough to use the side-effect import to enable compilation project-wide 👍

• 
  Immanuel (@immanuel_vibe) reported 28 minutes ago

  most devs think eBPF is "that networking thing cloudflare uses" it's this: you can run your own code inside the linux kernel, safely, with no module, no patch, no reboot, on a box that's serving traffic right now a verifier proves your program can't crash the kernel or loop forever. then it's JIT'd to native speed. that's the whole trick what eBPF actually buys you: - see every exec, every file open, every TCP connect on the host. no agent inside the app, no code change, no restart - read TLS traffic before it's encrypted. uprobe on SSL_write. plaintext requests out of a binary you don't own and can't rebuild - drop millions of packets/sec at the driver, before the kernel allocates an sk_buff. that's XDP. that's how DDoS mitigation works now - delete iptables. cilium does k8s service routing in BPF hash maps instead of walking a linear rule chain that grows with your cluster - continuous profiling of every process on the box, every language, zero instrumentation, single-digit percent overhead. parca, pyroscope - block the syscall, not the alert. tetragon and falco don't just detect, they can kill the process at the hook - swap the CPU scheduler at runtime. sched_ext landed in 6.12. valve wrote one for the steam deck the mental model: your kernel now has event listeners. syscalls, kernel functions, packets, cgroups. attach, filter, aggregate into a map, read from userspace the part nobody puts on the landing page: the verifier will reject perfectly correct code and hand you a 400-line register state dump as the explanation. it's like arguing with a compiler that has decided it hates you personally worth it anyway. observability stops being a thing you build into your app and becomes a thing you point at it what's the most cursed thing you've done with it?