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2026-02-27 15:14 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — February 27, 2026: Minor Cloudflare Incidents, All Other Providers Operational

No major internet-wide outages are occurring today. The global internet infrastructure is functioning normally, with all major cloud providers and platforms reporting healthy status.

Cloudflare has two active minor incidents:

1. Newark (EWR) Datacenter HTTP Latency — First reported on February 16, this issue involved elevated latency affecting a subset of HTTP requests routed through Cloudflare's Newark, NJ datacenter. A fix was implemented on February 26, and Cloudflare confirmed that Data Loss Prevention (DLP) services were not impacted. The incident remains in monitoring status as of today.

2. Peering Portal Authentication Issue — Reported early today (February 27), authentication to peering.cloudflare.com is affected due to an outage with a third-party authentication provider. Cloudflare has confirmed this does not affect CDN caching or edge security features. The issue is still being investigated.

Cloudflare also resolved several other issues over the past 72 hours, including dashboard login problems, custom error page issues, and network performance degradation in Frankfurt and Vancouver — all resolved between February 26-27.

All other major providers checked — Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Azure DevOps, GitHub, and OpenAI — are reporting fully operational status with no active incidents.

The internet is up.

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