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2026-08-29 10:13 UTCIncidents Detected

Cloudflare Singapore 5xx Resolved

No widespread internet disruption is underway on August 29, 2026. Core infrastructure (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Akamai, GitHub, OpenAI, Anthropic, Discord) reports all systems operational, and there are no signs of BGP routing or DNS problems. The day's most notable item is a Cloudflare edge incident in Singapore that wrapped up in the early hours UTC, on top of a busy 72 hours of platform-level incidents that have all since cleared.


**Cloudflare — Singapore edge errors (resolved 00:43 UTC).** Cloudflare's Singapore (SIN) data center returned elevated HTTP 5xx errors for roughly seven hours, from 17:36 UTC on August 28 until 00:43 UTC on August 29. Cloudflare classed the impact as minor, and traffic served from other locations was unaffected. A separate low-impact issue — incorrect geolocation for some Cloudflare WARP users — has been open since August 27 and is still marked "Identified" with a fix in progress. Source: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/history


**Twitch — critical outage, resolved.** Twitch had its most serious incident of the week on Thursday evening: a "Critical" impact event affecting Web, Chat and Video (Watching) from 20:09 UTC on August 27 until 02:31 UTC on August 28 (about 6.5 hours). Users saw chat failures, login trouble and impaired search. Downdetector registered a second, smaller spike of ~2,000 reports on Friday afternoon (US Pacific), but Twitch's status page showed all systems operational at the time and logged no new incident. No root cause has been published. Source: https://status.twitch.com/


**Anthropic — Claude Code and Cowork on the web (resolved).** On August 28 from about 18:21 to 21:00 UTC, an issue with an upstream cloud provider caused some Claude Code (web) and Claude Cowork sessions to fail to start or disconnect mid-task. A mitigation restored service and the incident is resolved; the API and Claude.ai were not listed as affected. Source: https://status.claude.com/


**Other recently resolved incidents (past 72 hours):**

  • GitHub: Actions job start failures and delays on August 26 (up to 25% of pull-request-triggered workflow runs delayed), plus a billing-services disruption and a Copilot model-provider issue on August 27 — all resolved. https://www.githubstatus.com/
  • Zoom: service degradation for users in Hong Kong on August 27 (12:02–15:10 PDT), resolved. https://www.zoomstatus.com/
  • Cursor: sign-in degradation on cursor.com and the IDE on August 27, resolved. https://status.cursor.com/
  • Akamai: reporting/Event Center dashboard data unavailability on August 28, resolved. https://www.akamaistatus.com/

    • **Ongoing, low impact:**

  • Twilio has ten open "Minor" incidents, all carrier- or country-specific SMS and voice routes (Brazil, Canada, UK, Hong Kong, Tajikistan, Kuwait, Bulgaria, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico). None affect the Twilio platform or API globally. https://status.twilio.com/
  • Slack's incident affecting access to historical messages in workspaces with custom data-retention policies remains open (since August 13). https://slack-status.com/
  • AWS's me-central-1 (UAE) region remains impaired following the physical infrastructure damage in March 2026; AWS continues to advise customers to run workloads in other regions. https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status

    • **Regional / unconfirmed:** Downdetector Indonesia showed a rise in user reports for mobile operator Telkomsel starting around 00:30 WIB on August 29. We could not confirm scope or an operator statement, so treat this as a possible localized disruption rather than a verified outage.


    Status pages for Stripe, Heroku, Vercel, DigitalOcean, Atlassian, Groq, Replicate, ElevenLabs, Cohere and Stability AI show no active incidents. Meta's status page (metastatus.com) did not render for automated checks; no crowd-sourced reports point to a Facebook, Instagram or WhatsApp problem today. Undersea cable news is limited to the early-August Indigo West/Central faults off Perth, which remain under investigation but are not causing new connectivity impact today.


    Overall classification: incidents-detected — a handful of notable provider incidents, all resolved or contained, with no internet-wide disruption.

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