Cloudflare Cron Triggers Degraded
No internet-wide outage is underway as of about 14:40 UTC on October 14. The major clouds are clear: AWS, Google Cloud and Azure all report normal operation. The day's incidents are small, scoped ones, and most of them are at Cloudflare.
Cloudflare Workers Cron Triggers (monitoring)
For the third day running, Cloudflare opened an incident for Workers Cron Triggers at 05:36 UTC. Schedules that were recently created or modified may not fire. Schedules that haven't been touched are not affected. A fix was identified at 07:23 UTC, and the incident has been in monitoring since 08:14 UTC. The same problem was logged on October 12 (19:09–22:20 UTC) and October 13 (15:18 UTC until it was resolved at 00:09 UTC today). If you deploy scheduled Workers, check that recently edited crons actually ran. https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/npjny9agana8
Other Cloudflare network events (resolved)
AI platforms
Communications and collaboration
Everything else
Akamai, Vercel, DigitalOcean, Heroku, Stripe and Meta's status page show no active incidents. Azure DevOps shows a maintenance advisory for its Australia geography. Crowd-sourced trackers show scattered user reports for Frontier Internet (US) and PTCL (Pakistan) this morning, but neither ISP has confirmed an outage, and the scope is unclear. In Ukraine, scheduled power restrictions are in effect again today in some regions after attacks on energy infrastructure, which can affect local connectivity. We found no BGP or major routing incidents reported for today. Fastly's status page can't be checked automatically, and no Fastly problems surfaced in outage reports.
Bottom line: the internet is up. Expect only isolated, provider-specific issues today.