The global internet is operating normally today, with no widespread outages reported. Major cloud providers — AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud — all show clean status pages, and the primary CDN backbones (Cloudflare core, Fastly, Akamai edge delivery) are healthy. No active BGP, DNS, or undersea cable incidents have been reported.
A handful of isolated, provider-specific issues are worth noting:
Twilio is experiencing SMS delivery failures from a subset of US short codes to Google Voice subscribers, delivery issues to Denmark numbers, and AU sender ID registration rejections. Engineers have identified the causes and are deploying fixes.Akamai has an unresolved reporting issue affecting URL Traffic and URL Responses reports, ongoing since May 19. This impacts analytics dashboards rather than content delivery itself.Zoom reports a service degradation affecting Rooms translations and transcriptions for English, Korean, and Japanese users, with the root cause identified.Cloudflare has scheduled maintenance across several datacenters (London, Tokyo, Sydney, Newark, Amsterdam) through May 28 and minor partial outages at a handful of edge POPs in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Traffic is being rerouted with no significant customer impact expected.Recently resolved: a GitHub app installation token authentication issue (May 23) and a Discord API messaging/billing incident (May 21) are both fully resolved.
Overall, the internet is up and operational today.