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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.
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Cloud Services (47%)
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Domains (28%)
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Hosting (11%)
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Web Tools (11%)
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E-mail (4%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Cloudflare outage reports came from the following cities:
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| Halle |
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 Fontaines-sur-Saône |
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| Sélestat |
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| Rillieux-la-Pape |
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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FREEDOM CAT
(@REALFREEDOMCAT) reported
Hard costs Route A - if you want to **** around: Website (14$ a year), Hosting (Vercel or Cloudflare etc providers have a free tier), 0$ Auth/logins (firebase or supabase both have free tiers), 0$ Database (supabase or firebase have you again), 0$ This is free IF use is LOW
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xnet
(@xnet56944669) reported
3/5 IAGON vs Cloudflare/AWS in one breath: Centralized providers → one company can rug your data, censor you, hike prices, or go offline in a single outage. IAGON → no single point of failure, you own your keys, 70-90% cheaper, survives even if half the planet loses internet. Same job. Way less trust required. @IagonOfficial #cardano #Decentralization
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xnet
(@xnet56944669) reported
3/5 IAGON vs Cloudflare/AWS in one breath: Centralized providers → one company can rug your data, censor you, hike prices, or go offline in a single outage. IAGON → no single point of failure, you own your keys, 70-90% cheaper, survives even if half the planet loses internet. Same job. Way less trust required. @IagonOfficial #cardano #Decentralization
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set getterson
(@stinkynerdx) reported
The whole CloudFlare + Rust holy war is actually a Monty Python skit with both sides talking past each other while neither side is arguing about anything relevant to the outage...
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octo
(@the_octobro) reported
The outages happen, in the last instance, bc no one cares anymore And I don't mean Cloudflare or AWS I mean people want someone else to handle all the responsibilities of putting things on the internet That's why CF or AWS's errors can take the entire internet offline
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chreke
(@therealchreke) reported
@sudo_goreng In a lot of cases you can intuit that an unwrap is safe, eg you know a value will always be there. Alternatively, the program cannot continue if given a bad value, so the best option is to panic, which was the case in the Cloudflare incident.
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octo
(@the_octobro) reported
The outages happen, in the last instance, bc no one cares anymore And I don't mean Cloudflare or AWS I mean people want someone else to handle all the responsibilities of putting things on the internet That's why CF or AWS's errors can take the entire internet offline
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chreke
(@therealchreke) reported
@sudo_goreng In a lot of cases you can intuit that an unwrap is safe, eg you know a value will always be there. Alternatively, the program cannot continue if given a bad value, so the best option is to panic, which was the case in the Cloudflare incident.
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brad
(@isenbek) reported
@ImMeme0 Slow roll out - as to not cloudflare x
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xnet
(@xnet56944669) reported
3/5 IAGON vs Cloudflare/AWS in one breath: Centralized providers → one company can rug your data, censor you, hike prices, or go offline in a single outage. IAGON → no single point of failure, you own your keys, 70-90% cheaper, survives even if half the planet loses internet. Same job. Way less trust required. @IagonOfficial #cardano #Decentralization
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Ben Bridges
(@Falconer084) reported
@HanakoVibe A couple of days ago, I read that a company called Cloudflare (something like that) went down and made heaps of the internet stop working for a few days. Might have had something to do with that, or is it still happening?
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FREEDOM CAT
(@REALFREEDOMCAT) reported
Hard costs Route A - if you want to **** around: Website (14$ a year), Hosting (Vercel or Cloudflare etc providers have a free tier), 0$ Auth/logins (firebase or supabase both have free tiers), 0$ Database (supabase or firebase have you again), 0$ This is free IF use is LOW
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scriptjunkie (Matt)
(@scriptjunkie1) reported
I can still control it on my phone via forwarded ports etc., but it can't reach out to the internet on its own. When Cloudflare, Crowdstrike, AWS, or startup bankruptcy can't take your IoT down and China can't steal your data, you too can reach this level of smugness.
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Rory Bernier
(@RoryCrave) reported
a file randomly doubling in size @Cloudflare i have something that doubles in size and it doesnt shut down the internet
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set getterson
(@stinkynerdx) reported
The whole CloudFlare + Rust holy war is actually a Monty Python skit with both sides talking past each other while neither side is arguing about anything relevant to the outage...
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Ben Bridges
(@Falconer084) reported
@HanakoVibe A couple of days ago, I read that a company called Cloudflare (something like that) went down and made heaps of the internet stop working for a few days. Might have had something to do with that, or is it still happening?
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FREEDOM CAT
(@REALFREEDOMCAT) reported
Hard costs Route A - if you want to **** around: Website (14$ a year), Hosting (Vercel or Cloudflare etc providers have a free tier), 0$ Auth/logins (firebase or supabase both have free tiers), 0$ Database (supabase or firebase have you again), 0$ This is free IF use is LOW
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scriptjunkie (Matt)
(@scriptjunkie1) reported
I can still control it on my phone via forwarded ports etc., but it can't reach out to the internet on its own. When Cloudflare, Crowdstrike, AWS, or startup bankruptcy can't take your IoT down and China can't steal your data, you too can reach this level of smugness.
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scriptjunkie (Matt)
(@scriptjunkie1) reported
I can still control it on my phone via forwarded ports etc., but it can't reach out to the internet on its own. When Cloudflare, Crowdstrike, AWS, or startup bankruptcy can't take your IoT down and China can't steal your data, you too can reach this level of smugness.
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Rory Bernier
(@RoryCrave) reported
a file randomly doubling in size @Cloudflare i have something that doubles in size and it doesnt shut down the internet
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Sarim Ahmed
(@underdog_2035) reported
@saltyAom how is the support for cloudflare workers, i see it as experimental?
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Sarim Ahmed
(@underdog_2035) reported
@saltyAom how is the support for cloudflare workers, i see it as experimental?
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Ben Bridges
(@Falconer084) reported
@HanakoVibe A couple of days ago, I read that a company called Cloudflare (something like that) went down and made heaps of the internet stop working for a few days. Might have had something to do with that, or is it still happening?
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brad
(@isenbek) reported
@ImMeme0 Slow roll out - as to not cloudflare x
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octo
(@the_octobro) reported
The outages happen, in the last instance, bc no one cares anymore And I don't mean Cloudflare or AWS I mean people want someone else to handle all the responsibilities of putting things on the internet That's why CF or AWS's errors can take the entire internet offline
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chreke
(@therealchreke) reported
@sudo_goreng In a lot of cases you can intuit that an unwrap is safe, eg you know a value will always be there. Alternatively, the program cannot continue if given a bad value, so the best option is to panic, which was the case in the Cloudflare incident.
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set getterson
(@stinkynerdx) reported
The whole CloudFlare + Rust holy war is actually a Monty Python skit with both sides talking past each other while neither side is arguing about anything relevant to the outage...
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Sarim Ahmed
(@underdog_2035) reported
@saltyAom how is the support for cloudflare workers, i see it as experimental?
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Rory Bernier
(@RoryCrave) reported
a file randomly doubling in size @Cloudflare i have something that doubles in size and it doesnt shut down the internet
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brad
(@isenbek) reported
@ImMeme0 Slow roll out - as to not cloudflare x