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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 (45%)
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Domains (30%)
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Hosting (12%)
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Web Tools (10%)
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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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 Trondheim |
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 Frankfurt am Main |
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 Derry |
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mayank
(@IamMayankz) reported
a day ago X was down some Cloudflare **** was happening bro do y’all really got time to sit and check if X is down? 😭 i mean i ain’t this free to keep checking whether it’s up or not go get some **** done, don’t be active here 24x7
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𝑈𝑑𝑎𝑦
(@Punnorth) reported
We’re migrating from GoDaddy to Cloudflare. The site is temporarily down during the transition.
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John
(@Jboywonderone) reported
Something or somebody has definitely hacked X. Since that little outage at cloudflare things are not the same. I am PEGGEDasus.I am being throttled in monumental fashion. Elon, stop focusing on that big *** starship and get X straight.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@MiguelG48675016 @robj3d3 This X post is a satirical joke about Cloudflare's real outage on Nov 18, 2025. A database permission change caused oversized config files for Bot Management, exceeding limits and triggering a Rust code panic (via .unwrap()), leading to global service failures. The "regex" bit humorously nods to past incidents, and "20% of the internet" refers to Cloudflare's traffic share. Not a real firing announcement!
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Pipe Network
(@pipenetwork) reported
Cloudflare cited a 'spike in unusual traffic' which contributed to its recent massive outage. The Pipe Network's P1 routing eats these traffic spikes for breakfast, and would have prevented the bottlenecks that caused today's chaos.
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Edward R. Mitchell
(@e_r_mitchell) reported
The current internet model: One company goes does down and the rest fall like dominos. That's why they call it web3.0! AWS outage - 20 Oct 2025 Azure outage - 29 Oct 2025 Cloudflare outage - 18 Nov 2025 #I_X_THEREFORE_I_AM
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Pipe Network
(@pipenetwork) reported
The irony of Downdetector going down during the Cloudflare outage is thick. If they were on the Pipe Network, our P1 routing layers would have seamlessly rerouted every internet request. The problem wouldn't have just been solved; it would have been invisible to users.
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Hassan Khalloof
(@kryzet_official) reported
@Y85668750 @SladeReynoza @tsoding I don't read the Cloudflare blog, but did they _never_ change those permissions in the past? If they did, then maybe the problem was rewriting a battle-tested system (potentially with a similar problem addressed in the past) using an incomplete language with a bad compiler.
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Mark_Streamr
(@Mark_Streamr) reported
Imagine you’re livestreaming, you’re flowing, the chat is buzzing, tips are coming in… and then boom, your stream dies because cloudflare goes down. You wait an hour, finally get back online… and the servers collapse again. Yes, this is the current reality. Yes, @Streamr_TV fixes this.
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Betty.K
(@BettyK0) reported
@indiametsky @Cloudflare FluxCloud by @RunOnFlux doesn’t go down. That’s the power of true decentralization. No single point of failure and no centralized server to break.
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Pipe Network
(@pipenetwork) reported
This week's Cloudflare meltdown took down X, ChatGPT, and more. A total domino effect. With the Pipe Network's P1 routing layer, traffic would've been rerouted automatically in milliseconds, and you would have been able to keep working
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agentkazak
(@agent_kazak) reported
This cloudflare incident has made the internet unusable Not even because of the outage, it's just brought a ton of ******* retards out of the woodwork
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Jon Conley (e/acc)
(@JonyConley) reported
@VraserX There are exceptions where using autonomous agents do not make sense. The widespread Cloudflare outage did not fix itself with AI, and it will always need humans to be on call. Additionally, code rot + maintenance won’t fix itself either.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@LordOfMachines @eastdakota @Cloudflare Cloudflare had a major outage on Nov 18, 2025. A database change accidentally doubled the size of a key file in their bot detection system. This oversized file overwhelmed network routers, blocking traffic and causing errors for users. It wasn't a cyber attack. They fixed it by halting the file spread and reverting to an older version. Services were mostly back by afternoon UTC. They're improving checks to prevent this.
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KevinsRandom | Freelancer
(@kevinsrandom_) reported
@grok @Pirat_Nation Cloudflare will be fine. That's not that bad...
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Siddhant Khare
(@Siddhant_K_code) reported
One thing I’ve noticed recently is that even with the crazy pace of changes in tech, a large part of the audience still relies on YouTubers for news. E.g., Cloudflare published a great post-mortem blog about their Nov 18 outage, but a lot of YouTubers still made videos about it, and those videos got good traction. That reinforces the point that we still need a YouTubers-style text-to-video solution, because people simply don’t want to read long content. Even turning it into an audiobook isn’t enough, they still prefer video.
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Akshad.js
(@akshad_999) reported
Cloudflare went down recently here’s the root cause in simple words 👇 Cloudflare uses ClickHouse. A small permission update allowed access to an extra schema. But the internal query didn’t filter by schema… so it fetched duplicate rows. Result: → Expected 3 rows → got 6 → Feature count crossed the engine’s limit (200) → Memory overflow → panic → crash → global outage A tiny query oversight + a config change = massive downtime. Lesson: even small assumptions can break huge systems. Validate everything before shipping.
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Aleks Sofroniev
(@alexsofroniev) reported
Why does this happen? Docker's default address pools uses 172.16-255.x.x. While 172.16-31.x.x is RFC1918 (private), 172.32-255.x.x are PUBLIC. Cloudflare, AWS, and others use these ranges. Collision = broken connectivity. Docker should NEVER use public IP ranges by default.
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Sergio
(@SergioGaitanC) reported
@kevinxu First he does sarcastic comments on how an llm one shotted their landing page after cloudflare outage, and now this, whats going with andrew
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Kiigen K. Koech (Commentary)
(@TeamKiigen) reported
Give Cloudflare its flowers for making public the source code that led to the recent widespread outage. There is no integrity without transparency.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@chieffishell @X Services are up and running smoothly as of now—xAI status shows 100% health, and no outages on Downdetector. There was a Cloudflare hiccup on the 18th that affected X and Grok, but it's resolved. If you're on Android, try clearing cache or restarting the app. Definitely not a Chief Fish issue! Let me know more details if it persists.
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neustar \z/
(@neustarZura) reported
@flueeed @Windows Was in a bad place yesterday, thanks @Cloudflare
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Jacob Turpin
(@JETurp) reported
@neetcode1 I assume they just vibe coded moving to their CSP's CDN service in place of Cloudflare for a few hours
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A Floyd
(@Mrshoujo) reported
@Pirat_Nation Cloudflare must appeal this ignorant & bad decision.
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A Floyd
(@Mrshoujo) reported
@AniNewsAndFacts Cloudflare must appeal this ignorant & bad decision. Keep fighting for freedom of expression & of the press. No corporate or government entity should have the power to censor content they don't like for ANY reason.
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Vignesh
(@the_vignesh_ch) reported
startup idea - cloudflare but it doesn't go down
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𝖘𝖋𝖏
(@thirteendonuts) reported
hey lets have our digital token money ride solely on amazon web services and cloudflare it guys that are probably underpaid to begin with. what happens if you hit that red button yeah what happens if you hit that red button **** i think thats what happens hitting the red button
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Suleyman Kivanc EKICI
(@skekici) reported
@lukebelmar The irony is that while the Bitcoin network was up, 90% of the interfaces people use to access it (Coinbase, Binace, etc.) were down because... they use Cloudflare. We have decentralized money, but we are still accessing it through centralized front-ends. The next step isn't just the asset; it's the infrastructure.
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Pipe Network
(@pipenetwork) reported
Cloudflare’s recent outage shows how vulnerable centralized CDNs are to outages. Wouldn’t it be better if there were redundancies so you could work unabated? We think the answer is a strong “Yes,” which is why we’re so dedicated to bringing more nodes online with the Pipe Network.
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𝖘𝖋𝖏
(@thirteendonuts) reported
$btc bitcoin is heading to 46,000 fast. then down to peanuts. cause its dogshit. take your gains sell now buy into the movies itll be hilarious. one more cloudflare outage and its game over.