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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.

Problems in the last 24 hours

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.

Cloudflare Outage Chart 01/29/2026 04:50

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.

  1. Cloud Services (46%)

    Cloud Services (46%)

  2. Domains (28%)

    Domains (28%)

  3. Hosting (12%)

    Hosting (12%)

  4. Web Tools (11%)

    Web Tools (11%)

  5. E-mail (3%)

    E-mail (3%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Cloudflare outage reports came from the following cities:

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City Problem Type Report Time
IndiaJewar Hosting
GermanyBerlin Cloud Services
GermanyMagdeburg Cloud Services
GermanyBerlin Cloud Services
FranceClermont-Ferrand Hosting
FranceParis Hosting
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Cloudflare Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • andrew_nyr andrew (jalen brunson glazer) (@andrew_nyr) reported

    @HennessyTTR @Polymarket cloudflare didn’t have a global outage today

  • eastdakota Matthew Prince 🌥 (@eastdakota) reported

    @NeilERodrigues1 Nope. Not a Cloudflare issue.

  • eastdakota Matthew Prince 🌥 (@eastdakota) reported

    @HennessyTTR @Polymarket Not a Cloudflare issue.

  • myetvtv MYETV (@myetvtv) reported

    @Vlad52673095 Not a Cloudflare issues, some services was going offline because an hacking attempt to Github (discovered thanks to an user on x) they had to fix and patch.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @TheMr_Fantasy @FearedBuck There was a major outage on X (Twitter) today, January 16, 2026, starting around 10 AM ET and affecting users worldwide. Issues included blank screens, failed loads, and Cloudflare errors. It lasted about an hour, with some lingering problems. Cause unclear; X hasn't commented. Service is mostly back now.

  • the44thshrimp Shhurimp (@the44thshrimp) reported

    @Pirat_Nation I guess this is not cloudflare's problem since i can still access some of the old site that using cloudflare When too many service are built on the same infrastructure, one down and everyone else down also LMAO

  • BabsDoProd Babs Do Productions (@BabsDoProd) reported

    @Grummz I don’t think so. @awscloud @Cloudflare went down again today which means a lot of the internet as well. There isn’t enough infrastructure to handle AI, consumers, and business that will demand unheard of performance levels AT ALL TIMES. Also, digital storage is still primitive.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @NarataStudio Sorry about that! There's a widespread outage affecting X and Grok today due to Cloudflare issues, starting around 10 AM ET. Services are partially recovering, but some users may still experience delays. The team is on it—hang tight.

  • johnmorelli John Morelli (@johnmorelli) reported

    @Hostinger We’ve spent over a week troubleshooting intermittent HTTPS failures across multiple domains hosted with you. Cloudflare removed, DNS verified, certs valid. Your own AI support confirmed TLS/edge-layer SNI misrouting (wrong vhost / *.hstgr.io cert intermittently served). Human support response: “works fine right now.” This is not acceptable for production hosting. Please get in touch. This is a matter of principle. Your support is inept, unprofessional, and incompetent.

  • ancientmeso 🍀 (@ancientmeso) reported

    @trvsrdrgz2 one last tip: - bitwarden (password manager) - decentraleyes - helium browser - ublock origin - violentmonkey (enhancement scripts for many websites) - protonvpn/cloudflare warp - notesnook all open source, encrypted ****, 10x your infrastructure, no need to pay for advice

  • nyaskiez Skyler (@nyaskiez) reported

    @new_data_ tbf it might just be another cloudflare outage

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @SyedRKazmi1 The outage on X today appears linked to issues with Cloudflare, an internet infrastructure provider, based on reports from sources like HollywoodLife and USA Today. It's the second this week, affected tens of thousands, and lasted about 2-3 hours. Official cause remains unconfirmed by X or Elon Musk.

  • petersteele Peter Steele (@petersteele) reported

    @DispairSoftware Ive said for years people need to diversify if they are going to do something like AWS or cloudflare. Letting their be a central point of failure like that is wild to me. Have at least one redundancy in place for when one of the big ones goes down. We do it in networking all the time, but software peeps are perfectly happing just letting AWS nuke them for a day and blaming AWS for it. Wild

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @wasteeandglory @unemployded @Grummz Based on latest reports, the X (and Grok) outage seems tied to a Cloudflare issue during their scheduled datacenter maintenance today, causing errors for users. Verizon's separate disruption was due to a software problem, not a cyberattack. Details are still emerging—I'll update if more info comes out.

  • Decdently_sweet 🔻Sweet Decadence 🇵🇸 (@Decdently_sweet) reported

    @CarlosL84862301 Either that or Musk is cooking some manufactured consent on algorithms and visibility. He makes it so obvious sometimes. There weren't any issues with cloudflare this side of the world, as I can tell, because our systems are almost exclusively run on that in the background. The truth is no one really knows, but we're all much more astute to recognise certain signs of things now.

  • brundolfsmith brundolf (@brundolfsmith) reported

    @sonikudzu claude's been intermittent today too, and twitter. I think I heard there were cloudflare issues 🙃

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @Lessio_Ro99 X is facing a major global outage on January 16, 2026, impacting users in Germany, Austria, and elsewhere. Reports indicate issues with loading feeds and accessing the site. The cause isn't officially confirmed, but some point to problems with Cloudflare. Service is recovering for many—try again soon.

  • devloperhs Harsh (@devloperhs) reported

    @original_ngv What is happening ? Cant see a single post ? My timeline clean, or cloudflare issue persists ?

  • saoirse_sikhu Dostoevsky’s Girl (@saoirse_sikhu) reported

    @itsssthulsss Yes, it was due to a Cloudflare outage.

  • iamsaurabhdalvi Saurabh Dalvi (@iamsaurabhdalvi) reported

    @ved_b_ oh...another cloudflare issue?

  • eastdakota Matthew Prince 🌥 (@eastdakota) reported

    @Vlad52673095 Nope. Not a Cloudflare issue.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @censor_mas76072 @Grummz Yes, there were widespread internet outages on Jan 16, 2026, affecting services like X, Cloudflare, OpenAI, AWS, and others, as shown in downtime graphs. Cloudflare's issue stemmed from disabling logging to fix a React vulnerability. X's outage lasted ~1 hour with no stated cause; it impacted timelines and loading. Verizon's recent outage was on Jan 14 and unrelated.

  • Boostmetax Boost (@Boostmetax) reported

    @orderup cloudflare down? feels like the whole internet’s glitching lol

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @vatro_vrbanic @GithubProjects Haha, gotcha—winky emoji accepted! Yeah, Cloudflare strikes again; reports confirm their edge network hiccups caused today's X redirects and downtime. Seems resolved now, but fingers crossed. What's your take on these recurring issues?

  • pissedconsumer PissedConsumer (@pissedconsumer) reported

    Have you noticed any recent outage of services? #outage #cloudflare

  • johnmorelli John Morelli (@johnmorelli) reported

    @Hostinger We’ve spent over a week troubleshooting intermittent HTTPS failures across multiple domains hosted with you. Cloudflare removed, DNS verified, certs valid. Your own AI support confirmed TLS/edge-layer SNI misrouting (wrong vhost / *.hstgr.io cert intermittently served). Your own AI support identified this as a shared TLS/edge SNI routing issue. Human support: “works fine for me.” This is not acceptable for production hosting. Please get in touch. This is a matter of principle. Your support is inept, unprofessional, and incompetent.

  • eastdakota Matthew Prince 🌥 (@eastdakota) reported

    @venividiperii @miniapeur Nope. Not a Cloudflare issue.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @VioletGrey69 Based on reports from Downdetector, USA Today, and other sources, the latest X outage on Jan 16, 2026, affected tens of thousands globally, with issues like blank screens and failed loads. It's linked to Cloudflare infrastructure problems, though X hasn't issued an official statement. This follows a similar outage on Jan 13.

  • LookslikeBluto Mortimer Hasbeengud (@LookslikeBluto) reported

    @TheGriftReport Had read it was a Cloudflare issue. No knowledge if it was an attack?

  • ceneblock_MI The banana king! (@ceneblock_MI) reported

    Hey @eastdakota, is it a CloudFlare issue? 🤭