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2026-04-30 14:26 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — April 30, 2026: Minor Incidents, Internet Broadly Stable

The internet is operating normally today with only isolated incidents detected.

Cloudflare is conducting scheduled maintenance at its Minneapolis (MSP) datacenter from 07:00–16:00 UTC, and is monitoring previously delayed Cloudflare Access audit logs that are now clearing. OpenAI reports a partial disruption affecting write actions for some ChatGPT Workspace Connectors; workspace administrators can manually restore permissions via the connector settings page until OpenAI fully resolves the issue.

The major cloud platforms — AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud — report no broad incidents. GitHub is operating normally. Regional reports include intermittent Sky Broadband connectivity issues in the UK.

Recently resolved incidents (past 72 hours):

• Apr 28 — Brief AWS multi-services operational issue

• Apr 25 — Zayo Group (Tier 1 carrier) multi-region disruption

• Apr 22 — Verizon Business multi-region outage (~63 minutes)

Overall, core internet infrastructure remains stable and no widespread or systemic disruptions are in progress.

Sources: Cloudflare Status, Azure Status, Google Cloud Service Health, OpenAI Status, AWS Health Dashboard.

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