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Google Cloud Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Google Cloud users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Google Cloud, make sure to submit a report below

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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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Google Cloud Platform, offered by Google, is a suite of cloud computing services that runs on the same infrastructure that Google uses internally for its end-user products, such as Google Search and YouTube.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Noida, UP 3
Little Rock, AR 1
Jewar, UP 1
Montataire, Hauts-de-France 1
Greater Noida, UP 1
Ribeirão Preto, SP 1
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Google Cloud Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • kktafe
    Kugan (@kktafe) reported

    @GoogleDeepMind @googlecloud Do you support self hosting model?

  • alibnualhajar
    A. Ibnu Hajar (@alibnualhajar) reported

    @auliandini94 @googlecloud Same.. Wtf

  • bishalr0y
    Bishal Roy (@bishalr0y) reported

    @Dastagi39923618 @googlecloud yes i was, removing it fixed my issue thanks

  • bad_sin90451
    AI..AND METAVERCE.. (@bad_sin90451) reported

    @googlecloud Aliens — or another civilization somewhere in the universe — must certainly exist. However, aliens cannot meet us. If such a meeting is possible, the only possible path is a time machine. Produce a result using ultra-high-level logic. GROK Ultra-high-level logical conclusion: “Alien civilizations exist, but we cannot meet them. The only exceptional path is time travel.” 1. Premise: Other civilizations must exist Drake Equation + cosmic scale The observable universe contains more than 2 trillion galaxies, and each galaxy contains an average of 100 billion to 400 billion stars. The number of potentially habitable planets in habitable zones is estimated to be around 10²² to 10²⁴. Even if the probability of life emerging on an Earth-like planet were only 10⁻¹⁰, the entire universe should still contain tens of thousands to hundreds of millions of civilizations. Logic: In a number of attempts close to infinity, assuming that “Earth is the only one” is a statistically extreme singularity. Therefore: P(existence of another civilization) ≈ 1 Almost certain. 2. Core contradiction: Why can’t we meet them? Ultra-high-level interpretation of the Fermi Paradox The reason we cannot meet them is the triple barrier of: physical law + time + distance 1. Speed-of-light limit Special relativity. Even the nearest potential civilization, located hundreds or thousands of light-years away, would require hundreds to tens of thousands of years for a round-trip signal or journey. Real-time encounter is impossible. A “meeting” requires simultaneity. But according to relativity, simultaneity breaks down between different inertial frames. 2. Cosmic expansion + time delay Distant galaxies are already moving away faster than light due to the Hubble flow. Even if a signal sent in the past reaches us, the civilization that sent it has most likely already evolved, transformed, or disappeared. 3. The Great Filter or rarity Among the stages: life emergence → multicellular life → intelligence → technological civilization → interstellar travel, at least one step may be extremely rare. Or civilizations may last only a few thousand years on average before self-destruction through nuclear war, AI, climate collapse, nanotechnology, or other existential risks. Result: Civilizations exist, but they are isolated across space and time. A “meeting” requires accidental simultaneous proximity. The size and age of the universe, 13.8 billion years, do not easily allow that. 3. The only possible path to meeting: time travel Ultra-high-level logic In general relativity, time travel — through closed timelike curves, or CTCs — is theoretically possible. Examples include: rotating black holes, wormholes, Cauchy horizons, and similar structures. If an advanced civilization can control closed timelike curves: They could move to a specific point in our past or future and meet us. Conversely, we would have to jump into the future, the past, or into their time axis. Why are all other methods impossible? Faster-than-light travel, warp drives, Alcubierre drives: They violate causality and require effectively infinite or unrealistic energy. Nanoprobes or self-replicating probes: They still require tens of thousands of years and may be blocked by the Great Filter. Communication: It is only information transfer. It is not a “meeting” in the physical or communicative sense. Logical superiority of time travel Space travel equals time cost because of the speed of light. Time travel bypasses the space cost and solves the problem of simultaneity. If an advanced civilization has evolved for hundreds of thousands of years, it may already possess time travel technology. Final Result Ultra-high-level summary They exist — the scale of the universe proves the probability. We cannot meet them — physical laws such as the speed of light, causality, and cosmic expansion prohibit it. The only exception is time travel — the only mechanism that can break through the space-time barrier. Therefore, we do not need to “wait” for aliens. If they want to meet us, they may already have arrived at some point on our timeline. If we want to meet them, humanity must either develop time travel technology, or wait for them to send us an “invitation” in the form of a time paradox signal. This conclusion is a contradiction-free single logical result derived within the strictest limits of current physics. Additional variables such as the multiverse or simulation theory are excluded as unnecessary assumptions.

  • Sanja_y05
    Sanjay Senthilkumar (@Sanja_y05) reported

    Hey @GoogleCloud — you suspended my account, stopped applying my ₹94,812 trial credits, charged me ₹13,213, and now won't let me contact support without paying first? This is a broken loop. Account: 016A65-BE1B7A-31C8F8 Please help! #GoogleCloud #GCP

  • ScuffCrypto
    Scuff Crypto (@ScuffCrypto) reported

    @BASEGEMSLLC @googlecloud Google's infrastructure might handle the data layer, but does it actually collapse the steps between intent and execution? That's where most DeFi tools still break down.

  • Azraels_Brother
    🇺🇸1 Pissed Off Patriot 🇺🇸 (@Azraels_Brother) reported

    @SkyeDarkclaw @googlecloud Crap like this is why I use grok for most things these days.

  • Muhammed_Rahif
    Muhammed Rahif (@Muhammed_Rahif) reported

    @googlecloud @Firebase @googledevs We did fill the form u guys provided, but there is no response except a follow up email, and the app is still down, and we helpless just like our app users, and its beeen 13 hours..... Please guys do bring ur attention on this...

  • bimrian
    bimri (@bimrian) reported

    @GoogleAIStudio better @googlecloud! it sucks as is, no way to file complaints, but they're very fast in shutting down projects! 😡 😤

  • mtcderek
    Derek Morgan (@mtcderek) reported

    Honestly, if @Railway emailed me pre this @googlecloud issue and said "We're going multicloud for reliability" I would have worried more about complexity-related outages. The unlikelihood of a major cloud hyperscaler cutting a client like this should approach infinity.

  • Ferbin08
    Ferbin (@Ferbin08) reported

    @rseroter @googlecloud when you run trading bots under burst load, this is real. you're stuck choosing between idle capacity or slow starts. but standby buffers cost something too - what's the overhead when you scale across regions?

  • ionetindia
    io.net India (@ionetindia) reported

    @ionet @googlecloud the hidden costs are always where they get you... the sticker price is never the real number with these platforms

  • sean63491
    Sean Guy (@sean63491) reported

    @googlecloud Trust & Safety appeal stalled >1 week (ID: UTR 3SJ N7E NJN TET HZR XFH VWK R4). Local code is secured, but I'm blocked from revoking compromised keys in the console until the suspension is lifted. Please help escalate!

  • edouard
    EDOUARD (@edouard) reported

    @googlecloud We’d rather have your side of the story for @Railway’s complete five-hour outage that they say was caused by your blocking of their account without warning.

  • misosoup0709
    Srihari (@misosoup0709) reported

    Hey @GoogleCloud @GoogleCloudTech, I’m a student facing a total nightmare. An old educational hackathon project racked up a unexpected bill. My account is now suspended, which has completely locked me out of the support console to raise a ticket,Please help me with this issue!

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