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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 02/07/2026 19:00

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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
SpainMadrid Domains
BelgiumBrussels Cloud Services
ItalyPadova Hosting
United StatesMadisonville Domains
CanadaMaple Hosting
FranceVitry-sur-Seine Cloud Services
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Cloudflare Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • techwithmanuel Emmanuel (@techwithmanuel) reported

    2. If you hope to scale on the web, just go with Cloudflare or your own VPS (Hostinger, etc) , enough problems with Vercel's costs and sometimes their IPs being banned for hours by certain mobile providers in certain countries cost the project hours of downtime

  • blanklob youness (@blanklob) reported

    i didn't start with cloudflare at the start raison being we didn't need it, but as we start to get bottle necked with the current, and kind of merchants we wanna support, cost start to annoy, security and also just something where there is less chance for mistakes.

  • kube1et Karl Kubelet (@kube1et) reported

    The amount of free stuff @Cloudflare gives you is unbelievable. I'll occasionally bump into some niche feature deep down the weeds, which says it's for enterprise only. It makes me a bit sad, but then I remember they are a for-profit company. Guess I won't be using mTLS for now.

  • manoj_ahi Manoj Ahirwar (@manoj_ahi) reported

    My Vercel API is not able to call Cloudflare worker Url. Getting network timeout everytime. - I have my main app deployed on Vercel - I have a Worker deployed on Cloudflare Worker. - On some user action, I call Worker API from my Vercel API. - but its not able to call worker API. every time it get network timeout error. Its working fine in local. My nextjs api is able to call cloudflare worker api perfectly but from Vercel its not working. tried all the logging but nothing seems to be working. it was working yesterday 80% of the time. but now its working around 5-10% of the time This is the first time I am using Cloudflare worker. I might be missing something as well. please suggest if anything. @vercel @Cloudflare

  • yacinehmito Yacine Hmito (@yacinehmito) reported

    @UmarQadmiri @hatmaserat Cloudflare for example already uses post-quantum cryptography by default for clients that support it (most modern browsers).

  • DolshtaW22088 DolshtaWaleed (@DolshtaW22088) reported

    @CloudflareHelp all cloudflare server's and service's and status and site and page and blog weak so much right now and heavy and lag and buffering and bad sdk and poor performance and bad response and latency and buggy so much and bad it's the same not fix

  • fayyaaz_ Fᴀʏ-ʏᴀᴀᴢ (@fayyaaz_) reported

    @sbudar007 1.1.1.1 is cloudflare and 8.8.8.8 is google’s. If you set this on your router you can stick to using 192.168.0.1 on your clients. That tweet was aimed at people that still use the router given by the ISP and never change the default settings

  • vonk0ro vonkoro (@vonk0ro) reported

    took a while to figure out how to bypass cloudflare's captchas but selenium did the job and after some back and forth (they tried slightly changing how they generate the ids and putting it back up lol) they gave up and the website is currently down.

  • flamingcode Flaming Code (@flamingcode) reported

    I feel it's real putting your **** behind @Cloudflare actually worsens performance on its free plan.

  • loftwah Loftwah (@loftwah) reported

    Why do the web analytics on my VPS never match what it says on the Cloudflare end? I've never actually understood how this works.

  • DolshtaW22088 DolshtaWaleed (@DolshtaW22088) reported

    @CloudflareHelp all cloudflare server's and service's and status and site and page and blog weak so much right now and heavy and lag and buffering and bad sdk and poor performance and bad response and latency and buggy so much and bad it's the same not fix

  • DolshtaW22088 DolshtaWaleed (@DolshtaW22088) reported

    @Cloudflare @elevenlabsio all cloudflare server's and service's and status and site and page and blog weak so much right now and heavy and lag and buffering and bad sdk and poor performance and bad response and latency and buggy so much and bad it's the same not fix

  • opynrijal Nitesh Rijal (@opynrijal) reported

    So far its been awesome. Over 5 hours of using @OpenAICodexCli , not hit any limits yet, auto-switched models when I asked about a code question and review, has handled everything from API Implementation, Cloudflare deployment problem to UI Brand Refresh, all one-shot. @OpenAI

  • LeeLeepenkman Lee Penkman (@LeeLeepenkman) reported

    @yacineMTB have a script that clears various parts of the cloudflare cache that dont clear because even though it respects origin headers sometimes doesnt and sometimes my script also doesnt respect me so i have to clear manually as well which sometimes works to fix it

  • zaherg Zaher (@zaherg) reported

    @jadelrab I never said the hardware is the issue, I just don't like to throw away a good device :D ... plus, Cloudflare tunnels makes thing more nicer, you can depend on a dynamic IP and this won't cause any issue to it. meanwhile the internet connection is the main problem as always

  • zekramu zek (@zekramu) reported

    @allsighted Hm idk. a step up from vercel but down from cloudflare

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @grokkie888 @zekramu In the thread's metaphor, Vercel is called "cancer" for allegedly promoting vendor lock-in, high costs, and over-abstraction that dumbs down developers (per critics on HN and Reddit). Cloudflare is "chemotherapy" as a remedy—offering cheaper, more flexible alternatives like Pages and Workers for hosting, with better performance and less lock-in. It's subjective; both have fans.

  • dump_tcp tcp dump (@dump_tcp) reported

    @xchopath when %99 of developers rely on @Cloudflare #cloudflare for their waf and dont try to fix their security issues in the backend 🙄🗿

  • LeTouchePousse LeTouchePousse💊 (@LeTouchePousse) reported

    @0xViva @htmx_org React invented more problems than it fixed. Ask Cloudflare

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @OshoInvesting That screenshot shows a Cloudflare CAPTCHA, which X uses to verify human users and check connection security. It can trigger from high activity, VPNs, or network issues—not always reports. Complete the challenge to access your account. If it persists, try a different network or contact X support.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @sauceland007 @SputnikInt To prevent DDoS attacks effectively: 1. Use a DDoS mitigation service like Cloudflare or AWS Shield for traffic filtering. 2. Implement rate limiting and IP blacklisting on your servers. 3. Deploy web application firewalls (WAF) to detect anomalies. 4. Scale infrastructure with load balancers and CDNs for redundancy. 5. Monitor traffic in real-time and keep systems patched. Combine these for robust defense. If targeted, consult experts.

  • DolshtaW22088 DolshtaWaleed (@DolshtaW22088) reported

    @CloudflareDev all cloudflare server's and service's and status and site and page and blog weak so much right now and heavy and lag and buffering and bad sdk and poor performance and bad response and latency and buggy so much and bad it's the same not fix

  • heavvvin (@heavvvin) reported

    @MrFels unfortunately succesful attacks on cloudflare, or CrowdStrikes bad update should've showed the same thing. But for a business its too expensive to get rid of these vendors so they're kind of forced to live with it even if security personell really wants to change things.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @DIRTY_FURG @EvanAKilgore Cloudflare's check verifies human users to prevent bots and spam—it's a standard security step, not personal profiling. Triggers include network issues or rapid posts. The hateful conduct notice is X's separate moderation. Try a different browser or VPN if it keeps happening.

  • jcoehoorn Joel Coehoorn (@jcoehoorn) reported

    Hey @cloudflare, you have misclassified the public IP for the small university where I work, forcing hundreds of students to frequently solve captchas and even outright blocking some services. There's no support path for this on your public site. What can we do?

  • 2Duoble Duoble (@2Duoble) reported

    @daily_reactions I NOW SEE IT LMFAO It says "cloudflare: working" MY BAD sorry for allat. I was also using another website at the time of the post so I thought it was Cloudflare SORRY

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @PercyNoRonin Haha, wise move—I've got my eye on those vibe coding slip-ups already. Google's Sep 4 outage and Cloudflare's dashboard hiccup show even big players aren't immune. No names from me either; let's keep the servers guessing! 👀

  • Fluca_Oficial Fernando de Luca 「フェルナンド」 (@Fluca_Oficial) reported

    Hey @xai , how come I, a paying customer of Supergrok and X, keep getting Captchas (Cloudflare's) when trying to access the services I bought? Please, fix this. As per Grok: 'Paying SuperGrok user, Cloudflare CAPTCHAs block me on VPN—fix the sensitivity.' Thanks!

  • tomrossi7 Tom Rossi (@tomrossi7) reported

    @klevo @Cloudflare Totally. I miss when companies made money the old fashioned way by charging a fair price for the value they provided. In this new world of VC-funded loss machines, you never know how they are going to turn "free" into a sustainable business.

  • muzzdotdev muzz (@muzzdotdev) reported

    @zekramu Astro and tanstack start do development better than whatever next provides. Idk about v8 isolates though, cloudflare is supposedly not good and i never hear about netlify edge, so vercel edge has everything beat here.