Internet Status — June 8, 2026: Quiet Overall, A Few Minor Provider Incidents

The internet is operating normally today. There is no widespread or internet-wide outage. Major cloud and platform providers — including AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, GitHub, OpenAI, Discord, Vercel, Slack, Atlassian, Zoom, and DigitalOcean — are all reporting normal operations.

A handful of smaller, provider-specific incidents are worth noting:

• Akamai is investigating an Edge Delivery issue affecting HTTP content delivery in Europe (API timeouts and transaction failures), ongoing since June 5. Most other Akamai services are operational. (status: akamaistatus.com)

• Cloudflare has a billing checkout error affecting customers trying to add R2 and Teams products, ongoing since June 5, plus routine scheduled maintenance in its Dallas (DFW) datacenter. Core traffic services are functioning normally. (status: cloudflarestatus.com)

• Twilio is reporting routine regional SMS/MMS delivery degradations across parts of Latin America, APAC, and the Middle East & Africa, along with a Flex Agent Desktop performance issue. These are localized carrier-routing issues, not an internet-wide problem.

None of these affect general internet connectivity, DNS resolution, or routing at a global level. BGP routing and DNS infrastructure show no signs of broad disruption today.

Recently resolved (past 72 hours): DigitalOcean fixed a DNS API issue on June 4, and Cloudflare resolved a Let's Encrypt TLS connectivity issue on June 5.

Bottom line: the internet is up. A few providers have minor, contained incidents that most users will not notice.