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All 12 providers look normal

Thousands of apps and websites run on a few big cloud, network and hosting providers. When one of them has trouble, many services can fail at the same time. Here are 12 of them, with the last 24 hours for each.

Based on problem reports from users, gathered from a public outage-reporting service. This is not our own monitoring of these networks.

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Problems first. Each road shows user reports over the last 24 hours, oldest on the left and now on the right, 15 minutes a segment: green is the usual level, amber a rise, red an outage spike.

Amazon Web Services , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Cloudflare , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Microsoft Azure , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Google Cloud , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Akamai , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Fastly , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
DigitalOcean , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
OVHcloud , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Oracle Cloud , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
IBM Cloud , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
Netlify , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.
GitHub , normal 0 reports, last hour
Last 24 hours: 96 normal, 0 elevated and 0 outage 15-minute windows.

15 minutes a segment: flowing slow (elevated) jammed (outage)

Method

Where the numbers come from

Every status here comes from problem reports that users send to a public outage-reporting service. This site collects them about every five minutes, counts them in 15-minute windows and compares each count with the usual level for that provider at that time of day. A jump well above that level shows as an outage, and a smaller rise as problems. Reports show that many people had trouble at the same time. They are not a measurement of downtime.

If every provider here looks normal but nothing loads for you, the problem is more likely your own connection or internet provider. The ping test shows how your connection answers right now.

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