Cloudflare Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Cloudflare users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Cloudflare, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Greater Noida, UP | 8 |
| Noida, UP | 4 |
| Columbus, GA | 2 |
| Dādri, UP | 2 |
| Akron, OH | 2 |
| Juárez, CHH | 1 |
| Singapore, Central Singapore Community Development Council | 1 |
| Kontagora, Niger State | 1 |
| Lima, Provincia de Lima | 1 |
| Norden, Lower Saxony | 1 |
| Norwalk, OH | 1 |
| Melbourne, VIC | 1 |
| Russell, KS | 1 |
| La Gloria, Departamento de Santa Ana | 1 |
| Edison, NJ | 1 |
| Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 1 |
| Vienna, Wien | 1 |
| Paris, Île-de-France | 1 |
| Quito, Provincia de Pichincha | 1 |
| Delmenhorst, Lower Saxony | 1 |
| Surrey, BC | 1 |
| Irvine, CA | 1 |
| Sanengeta, Midlands Province | 1 |
| Newton, MA | 1 |
| Arlington, VA | 1 |
| Tupaciguara, MG | 1 |
| Martinez, CA | 1 |
| Penzance, England | 1 |
| Visalia, CA | 1 |
| Montréal, QC | 1 |
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Medusa Wallet (MDS pool | Medusa DRep)
(@MedusaAdaWallet) reported
I'm not talking about a Stake Pool. This is the backend of Medusa — a wallet. Or do you assume that our stake pool has external users? The stake pool runs separately. If you'd like to see the server cost invoices — I can provide them. Same with Cloudflare stats. What you're describing sounds very cool and high-tech, unless we consider the fact that it's a service for 948 people on the planet, of which only a portion will ever visit... once every 2–3 months... a couple of users per day. There’s a chance that what you described is overengineering. Maybe you should also hire a Cost Optimization Engineer?
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Connor
(@connebs) reported
Even with a serverless db I'm losing faith, as they still struggle to be decentralized. Still gotta send writes to one location in one data center somewhere, and my functions being near users or infinitely scalable is pointless in that situation. Even Cloudflare's attempt (D1) has terrible perf
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Jason Curry
(@jasonacurry) reported
@elcapitan1488 I was so pumped when cloudflare announced support for deepseek via workers ai, but now, meh.
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Baraka
(@zkBaraka) reported
Even though I love cloudflare I think the implementation sucks. This is one of those where micro transactions would have worked so well rather than letting everyone depend on one provider and USD locking. Imagine when u visit a page u offer a bribe in the header say a max of $0.00001 a crypto transaction that the web owner can automatically claim upon visit, money goes direct to them. Crypto literally fixes this without the expensive complicated cloud infra.
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freq:
(@freqtions) reported
@TheOthersWawa @justusecobalt that's for cloudflare to fix tbh
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Tobi♣️
(@talesofzardes) reported
Can someone please help me get rid of this "Blocked by Cloudflare" issue?
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CassiusReborn
(@Cassius_Reborn) reported
@INVESTMENTSHULK We already are there... with just AWS or Cloudflare down, much of the internet is down. Way past time to decentralize.
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Ayush Singh
(@Ayush_cg) reported
True. That also helps you switch CDN providers. also, its a fair conclusion to draw that when tech companies move from one CDN to another, they introduce a lot of cache issues because Akamai's caching mechanism is totally different from Cloudflare's would be a cool automation idea, right?
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Prabin
(@Prab1n_) reported
finally, someone’s addressing the elephant in the room: AI companies have been freeloading off content for too long. But @Cloudflare 's 'pay per crawl' could either support creators or this make AI development more expensive.
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John Friedman
(@johngfriedman) reported
Ran into a minor issue with S3, due to being dumb. I uploaded 18 million or so files to Cloudflare R2. Listing them requires 18,000 listobjects operations which are class A and charged at $4.50/million operations, so listing every object costs about $.08. This is time consuming using the 'continuation-token' approach which is sequential. However a work around that utilizes concurrency can be constructed using 'start-after'. This is important, because I'm writing a r2 reconciliation script that checks if r2 is missing items in the database, and if so, fixes it, using ECS which bills for time. I'd like to run the script every day. The database cost is $0. This is because the services are within the same AWS region, so data transfer (about 500mb) per day is free. So, the remaining cost is just the ECS. If I had been smart and used S3 prefixes (such as years), I would be able to compare the database for one year against the S3 with that years prefix to find the missing files. But, I didn't. So, I have to load every item in the database into memory and compare them against items in the R2 bucket. Which forces me to use a lot more memory, which forces me to use a lot more cpu. So my ECS cost (assuming 1hr) goes from $.03 to $.10. Not huge, but mildly frustrating. I can save on memory by deleting items in the in_db list/set as items in r2 come out. Which is nice, but requires a more complex setup.
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Specialist PH
(@SpecialistPH) reported
@jdevalk @Cloudflare @fastly The idea of moving from a courtesy system to real authentication and enforceable standards feels overdue, especially as AI scraping grows. Appreciate how clearly you laid out not just the problem but a path forward. –Paula
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xin
(@trapgis) reported
Speed Matters Traditional decentralized storage is slow. Irys optimizes bundling and bandwidth, offering up to 100x faster uploads via distributed bundlers. It’s the Cloudflare of Arweave optimized and permanent.
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Sekander Badsha
(@codeshah) reported
I used to think Cloudflare is invincible. No one can touch them and nothing could happen to their service!
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joakimbhellum
(@joakimbhellum) reported
ok i give up. what is best solution for managed db + functions (must support python)? just something very flexible but focus on simplicity. its not supabase, clickhouse, railway, fly, motherduck or whatever. so what is it? think its cloudflare honestly
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Damilare™️✨ ✦
(@Damilare707) reported
@cryptoscoopX @Humanityprot CAPTCHA and Cloudflare are band-aids Humanity Protocol is the fix. One palm scan, one secure Human ID, and you’re in. No more clicking buses or traffic lights. Web3 deserves frictionless, human-first access, and @Humanityprot is delivering it.
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