Internet Status — June 9, 2026: All Clear, No Major Outages

No meaningful internet-wide disruptions are detected as of June 9, 2026. Major cloud, CDN, and platform providers are operating normally.

Core infrastructure status: Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure all report healthy dashboards with no active incidents. Cloudflare is operational aside from routine scheduled datacenter maintenance (e.g. Chicago/ORD this morning) and the usual handful of regional edge partial-outages that do not affect global traffic. GitHub, OpenAI, Discord, Slack, Atlassian, Vercel, Stripe, DigitalOcean, and Zoom all show "All Systems Operational."

Minor background noise: Twilio reports degraded performance on some carrier networks, with SMS delivery delays to specific destinations (Myanmar, Tajikistan, Tanzania, and others). These are localized carrier-level issues, not an internet-wide problem.

Recently resolved (past 72 hours): Cloudflare cleared minor incidents on June 2 (brief US-East latency) and June 5 (a Let's Encrypt TLS certificate issue and an R2/Teams billing error); DigitalOcean resolved a DNS API incident on June 4; Zoom resolved a brief Zoom Phone issue in Singapore on June 8; and GitHub resolved several June 8 incidents, including an upstream-provider disruption to a Copilot model.

No BGP hijacks, routing leaks, DNS failures, or submarine cable incidents of internet-wide significance are being reported today. Overall: the internet is up and stable.

Sources: ThousandEyes Internet Outages Map, Cloudflare/AWS/Google Cloud/Azure status pages, and provider status dashboards.