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 |
|---|---|
| London, England | 16 |
| Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid | 14 |
| Melbourne, VIC | 13 |
| Berlin, Land Berlin | 12 |
| Paris, Île-de-France | 12 |
| Vienna, Wien | 10 |
| Frankfurt am Main, Hessen | 9 |
| Sydney, NSW | 9 |
| Hamburg, HH | 9 |
| Dresden, Saxony | 6 |
| Zürich, ZH | 6 |
| Munich, Bavaria | 5 |
| Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes | 5 |
| Barcelona, Catalunya | 4 |
| Manchester, England | 4 |
| Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 4 |
| Seattle, WA | 4 |
| Warsaw, Województwo Mazowieckie | 3 |
| Toronto, ON | 3 |
| Adelaide, SA | 3 |
| Bristol, England | 3 |
| Cardiff, Wales | 3 |
| Newham, England | 3 |
| Taipei, Taiwan | 3 |
| Kingston upon Hull, England | 3 |
| Hackney, England | 3 |
| City of London, England | 3 |
| Hyderabad, TG | 3 |
| Düsseldorf, NRW | 3 |
| Milton Keynes, England | 3 |
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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🍉AngelVOTE TUBBO :D
(@bbwaterloop) reported
Cloudflare goes down the surgery goes down with it 😭
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Philip Elder
(@MPECSInc) reported
@rekdt The question is not, "is there one?" it is,"How many?" Why? How many layers are there between the mobile's silicone & the signal broadcast to the tower? StingRay IIS ARR Squid CloudFlare/ETC All can MTM that SSL connection. So, _how many_ in & off the device?
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Patrick Bateman Dorsia
(@Dorsia_Espace) reported
@Jilles Until US-East-1 and/or Cloudflare **** the bed again and nothing works.
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mlgthe1
(@MlgtheUno) reported
@KritikaSaini23 Cloudflare services are down
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mlgthe1
(@MlgtheUno) reported
@KritikaSaini23 Cloudflare services are down
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Philip Elder
(@MPECSInc) reported
@rekdt The question is not, "is there one?" it is,"How many?" Why? How many layers are there between the mobile's silicone & the signal broadcast to the tower? StingRay IIS ARR Squid CloudFlare/ETC All can MTM that SSL connection. So, _how many_ in & off the device?
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Subutay
(@Maresal209) reported
$Flux Cloud is the only cloud system that will never be interrupted. It has thousands of independent nodes. Stop relying on centralized clouds (#AWS #Cloudflare...). I will share this article until everyone uses flux cloud. #2day
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mlgthe1
(@MlgtheUno) reported
@KritikaSaini23 Cloudflare services are down
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Farhan $SLX FARMER
(@MFarhan433) reported
You're absolutely right about the fragility of shared infrastructure, as demonstrated by the recent Cloudflare outage on November 18, 2025. The search results confirm that this was indeed a significant event that took down major services including X, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Canva, Spotify, and many others. The outage was caused by a configuration file that grew beyond its expected size and triggered a crash in Cloudflare's software system that handles traffic for multiple services. What's particularly concerning about this incident is how it illustrates the centralization risk in our digital infrastructure. As NetBlocks director Alp Toker noted, "What's striking is how much of the internet has had to hide behind Cloudflare infrastructure to avoid denial of service attacks in recent years." This creates a single point of failure that can cascade across thousands of services simultaneously. For financial systems, especially stablecoin corridors that require consistent uptime and reliability, such infrastructure dependencies could be particularly problematic. The approach you mentioned with Neura - using dedicated hardware and private fiber routes - represents an interesting alternative model that could provide more resilience against these kinds of cascading failures. By maintaining isolation from public internet volatility, such systems could potentially maintain consistent block production even during periods of heavy network load or infrastructure failures. This incident serves as an important reminder for the crypto and DeFi space to consider infrastructure redundancy and resilience as critical components of their systems, not just the blockchain protocols themselves.
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Philip Elder
(@MPECSInc) reported
@rekdt The question is not, "is there one?" it is,"How many?" Why? How many layers are there between the mobile's silicone & the signal broadcast to the tower? StingRay IIS ARR Squid CloudFlare/ETC All can MTM that SSL connection. So, _how many_ in & off the device?
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🍉AngelVOTE TUBBO :D
(@bbwaterloop) reported
Cloudflare goes down the surgery goes down with it 😭
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Farhan $SLX FARMER
(@MFarhan433) reported
You're absolutely right about the fragility of shared infrastructure, as demonstrated by the recent Cloudflare outage on November 18, 2025. The search results confirm that this was indeed a significant event that took down major services including X, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Canva, Spotify, and many others. The outage was caused by a configuration file that grew beyond its expected size and triggered a crash in Cloudflare's software system that handles traffic for multiple services. What's particularly concerning about this incident is how it illustrates the centralization risk in our digital infrastructure. As NetBlocks director Alp Toker noted, "What's striking is how much of the internet has had to hide behind Cloudflare infrastructure to avoid denial of service attacks in recent years." This creates a single point of failure that can cascade across thousands of services simultaneously. For financial systems, especially stablecoin corridors that require consistent uptime and reliability, such infrastructure dependencies could be particularly problematic. The approach you mentioned with Neura - using dedicated hardware and private fiber routes - represents an interesting alternative model that could provide more resilience against these kinds of cascading failures. By maintaining isolation from public internet volatility, such systems could potentially maintain consistent block production even during periods of heavy network load or infrastructure failures. This incident serves as an important reminder for the crypto and DeFi space to consider infrastructure redundancy and resilience as critical components of their systems, not just the blockchain protocols themselves.
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mlgthe1
(@MlgtheUno) reported
@KritikaSaini23 Cloudflare services are down
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Egor
(@whoisdeu) reported
@_devJNS dia is a nice one candidate to try, but when cloudflare was down, i couldn't even open my browser lol
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Harry Roberts
(@csswizardry) reported
FWIW, this isn’t anti-@Cloudflare rhetoric—I adore Cloudflare and have a decade’s worth of receipts. They’re out there solving problems most of you created for yourselves.
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