Internet & cloud outages today

The internet is operating normally today. Across the major cloud, CDN, and platform providers we monitor — AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, Fastly, Akamai, GitHub, Discord, Slack, Zoom, Vercel, and Atlassian — all core services are reporting healthy status with no widespread disruptions. A few minor, isolated issues are worth noting, none of which affect the internet broadly: - Cloudflare has routine scheduled datacenter maintenance in progress today (Newark, Atlanta, and London), which may cause brief, localized latency as traffic reroutes. A long-running issue affecting two specific Workers AI models (open since June 16) also remains under investigation. - OpenAI reports lingering issues confined to FedRAMP workspaces; core ChatGPT and API functionality is unaffected. - Twilio is investigating SMS delivery delays to Liberty Mobile subscribers in Puerto Rico — a carrier- and region-specific issue. - DigitalOcean is monitoring a Kubernetes issue in its NYC1 region that has subsided, with workloads reported functioning normally. No BGP hijacks, route leaks, DNS failures, or new submarine cable faults were detected today. Earlier in July a fault on the SEA-ME-WE 5 cable degraded international connectivity for Pakistan, but that is a regional event from over a week ago and outside today's scope. Bottom line: no meaningful internet-wide issues. The internet is up.

The internet is operating normally overall on July 9, 2026, with no widespread or internet-wide outage. A handful of localized, single-provider incidents are worth noting. GitHub Actions is seeing the most notable disruption: roughly 30% of Actions runs on GitHub-hosted runners are experiencing start delays exceeding five minutes, and a smaller share are failing to start after exhausting retries. GitHub has been investigating since 04:34 UTC and the incident remains open as of 10:15 UTC. Core GitHub services (repositories, pull requests, web) are unaffected (githubstatus.com). Other minor and regional issues: - Cloudflare: Workers AI shows degraded availability for a couple of Moonshot AI models (ongoing since mid-June), and Pages reports degraded performance. Scheduled datacenter maintenance is also underway in several cities (cloudflarestatus.com). - OpenAI: Narrow issues affecting FedRAMP government workspaces; core ChatGPT and API functionality is normal (status.openai.com). - Twilio: Regional messaging and voice delivery delays (UK long codes, US T-Mobile SMS, Colombia voice, Italy) (status.twilio.com). Core cloud and CDN infrastructure is healthy: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Akamai, Fastly, Discord, Slack, Atlassian, Vercel, DigitalOcean and Stripe all report normal operations. No BGP, DNS, or undersea-cable incidents are affecting the broader internet. Recently resolved (past 72 hours): Akamai edge-delivery issues in Pakistan tied to submarine-cable problems (resolved Jul 4), and several DigitalOcean regional incidents (resolved Jul 3–7). Bottom line: the internet is up. Expect intermittent CI/CD delays if you rely on GitHub-hosted Actions runners until that incident clears.

The internet is operating normally today. No widespread outages, routing failures, DNS problems, or physical infrastructure incidents are affecting global connectivity. Major cloud, CDN, and platform providers are reporting normal operations, including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Akamai, Fastly, GitHub, Discord, Slack, Atlassian, Zoom, Vercel, and DigitalOcean. No BGP routing incidents, DNS resolver problems, or undersea cable events have been detected today. A few minor, provider-specific issues remain active but do not affect the broader internet: - Cloudflare: Workers AI reports degraded availability on a small number of specific models. Core Cloudflare CDN, DNS, and network services are operating normally. - OpenAI: An ongoing issue is confined to FedRAMP (US government) workspaces, affecting features such as Codex and workspace analytics in that environment. Standard ChatGPT and API services are unaffected. - Twilio: Localized messaging and console issues, largely tied to scheduled carrier maintenance windows (AT&T and MMS in the US) plus a WhatsApp sandbox problem. Core voice and messaging remain operational. Recently resolved in the past 72 hours: Akamai restored edge delivery in Pakistan after a submarine cable disruption (resolved July 6), and Zoom cleared several regional service degradations. GitHub resolved a brief Actions/Codespaces API incident on July 7. Bottom line: the internet is up and running normally. Any issues today are isolated to specific provider sub-services and are not impacting general connectivity.

The internet is operating normally today. Across the major cloud providers, CDNs, and platforms we monitor, no widespread or internet-wide disruption is in progress. Core infrastructure is healthy. Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure are all reporting normal operations, with only minor, older regional component notes (a July 5 multi-service item and small UAE/Bahrain component issues) that are not causing broad impact. GitHub, Discord, Vercel, Atlassian, and DigitalOcean are all fully operational. A few minor, tightly scoped incidents are worth noting for affected users. Cloudflare (https://www.cloudflarestatus.com) shows routine scheduled datacenter maintenance across several regions plus a niche degradation affecting two Workers AI models — core delivery is unaffected. OpenAI (https://status.openai.com) has an ongoing incident limited to FedRAMP workspaces (Codex, analytics, and related features); standard ChatGPT and API service is normal. Twilio (https://status.twilio.com) reports planned SMS maintenance on some small US carriers and degraded voice speech recognition in its EU-West region. Recently resolved: Akamai mitigated a submarine-cable-related performance issue affecting edge delivery in Pakistan on July 2, and GitHub cleared a Copilot budget-reset delay on July 1. Bottom line: no cause for concern. The internet is up.

No internet-wide disruptions are affecting connectivity today. Core cloud platforms — AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure — report normal operations in their primary regions, and no significant CDN incidents are active. Two provider-level issues are worth noting. Twilio is investigating voice call failures from Twilio phone numbers to network subscribers in multiple countries across North America and Europe; the incident opened late July 5 (PDT) and remains under investigation (status.twilio.com). Cloudflare reports degraded performance on its Zero Trust Dashboard, with some users unable to complete onboarding or manage Access applications, alongside a longer-running degradation affecting two Workers AI models (cloudflarestatus.com). OpenAI continues to work through residual issues scoped to FedRAMP workspaces. Recently resolved in the past 72 hours: Akamai rerouted traffic around a submarine cable fault affecting connectivity to and from Pakistan, with normal delivery restored today (akamaistatus.com). DigitalOcean resolved droplet action disruptions in its NYC3 region on July 4, and GitHub cleared a Pages deployment latency issue on July 2. Background context: AWS Middle East regions ME-CENTRAL-1 (UAE) and ME-SOUTH-1 (Bahrain) remain in long-term disruption due to conflict-related damage, with AWS advising customers to migrate workloads to other regions — a continuing situation since March, not a new incident. Crowd-sourced outage trackers show no unusual report spikes for major consumer platforms. GitHub, Slack, Zoom, Discord, Atlassian, Stripe, Vercel, Heroku, and DigitalOcean all report normal operations. Overall: the internet is up.

The internet is broadly healthy today. Crowd-sourced outage trackers show no elevated reports, and the major cloud platforms — AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure — are all reporting normal operations. A few minor items are still being monitored: - Cloudflare is monitoring network performance in North America after implementing a fix on July 4 (https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/). A separate issue affecting some Workers AI models is under investigation. - Akamai continues to monitor content delivery in Pakistan following a submarine cable issue; traffic has been rerouted and service has resumed normal operations (https://www.akamaistatus.com/). - Twilio reports degraded SMS performance tied to carrier network issues in parts of APAC, the Middle East, and Africa (https://status.twilio.com/). - OpenAI has an ongoing issue limited to FedRAMP workspaces, now in its sixth day (https://status.openai.com/). Recently resolved (past 72 hours): - AWS US-EAST-1: a cooling failure in one Northern Virginia data center on the night of July 2–3 shut down EC2 instances and EBS volumes in a single Availability Zone, with knock-on impact to dependent services. AWS restored full cooling capacity by the afternoon of July 3 (https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status). - Pakistan: a fault in the SEA-ME-WE 5 submarine cable caused intermittent degradation on the night of July 2. The PTA confirmed on July 3 that the fault was fixed and traffic returned to normal (https://www.dawn.com/news/2012653). - GitHub resolved Pages deployment latency on July 2. Discord, Slack, Zoom, Atlassian, Stripe, Heroku, DigitalOcean, and Vercel all report normal operations. No internet-wide routing, DNS, or connectivity problems are evident today.

The internet is operating normally today. There is no widespread or internet-wide outage — only a handful of minor, provider-specific incidents, all localized or already being mitigated. What we are tracking: • Cloudflare — Engineers implemented a fix for a network performance issue affecting parts of North America and are monitoring the results. Separately, Workers AI is showing degraded availability for a couple of specific models. Core services remain largely operational. (https://www.cloudflarestatus.com) • Akamai — A submarine cable problem affecting traffic to and from Pakistan (began July 2) has been mitigated by rerouting traffic away from the affected paths. Akamai reports normal operations and continues to monitor. • Twilio — Carrier-specific SMS delivery delays or failures on certain networks in Haiti, Bolivia, Indonesia, and Iraq. These are external carrier issues; core Twilio services are operational. • OpenAI — Some features remain degraded in FedRAMP (US government) environments. Standard ChatGPT and API services are unaffected. All clear: AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, GitHub, Discord, Slack, Atlassian, Vercel, and DigitalOcean report no active incidents. Recently resolved (past 72 hours): GitHub Pages deployment latency (July 2), Discord intermittent chat issues (June 29), and several DigitalOcean regional issues (July 1–3). Bottom line: The internet is up. The issues in play are localized or provider-specific and are being actively managed.

The internet is operating normally today. Major cloud, CDN, and platform providers — AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Cloudflare, Fastly, Akamai, GitHub, Discord, Slack, Zoom, Vercel, Atlassian and DigitalOcean — are all reporting normal operations with no widespread disruptions. A handful of minor, localized incidents are being monitored, but none affect the broader internet: - Akamai is monitoring a regional content-delivery issue in Pakistan linked to a submarine cable fault. Traffic has been rerouted and service has largely resumed. - Twilio is working through carrier-specific SMS and voice delivery issues affecting a small number of individual mobile networks (in Iraq, France, Côte d'Ivoire, Brazil, Bolivia and Haiti). These are per-carrier telecom issues, not an internet-wide problem. - OpenAI reports a narrow, ongoing issue limited to FedRAMP workspaces; core ChatGPT and API functionality is unaffected. Cloudflare has routine scheduled maintenance underway at several data centers (Los Angeles, São Paulo, Marseille), which may cause brief, minor latency changes in those regions but no outages. Crowd-sourced outage trackers show no unusual report spikes. Overall status: all clear — the internet is up and running normally.