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2026-05-07 13:20 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — May 7, 2026: Minor Incidents, No Widespread Outage

The internet is broadly healthy today, with no major cross-provider outages detected. A handful of localized or low-severity incidents are worth noting.

Cloudflare is tracking two ongoing items: a Bot Management degraded-performance issue (rules 50331648 and 50331649 matching traffic unexpectedly since April 1 — a fix is in place and detections are expected to stabilize within 48 hours), and a backlog of Cloudflare Access audit logs from April 28–29 that engineering is still processing. No data has been lost. A scheduled maintenance window in the Montréal (YUL) datacenter ran between 05:00–12:00 UTC, and a separate Cloudflare One Connectivity issue is being investigated for users connecting through the Chicago datacenter.

AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and OpenAI status pages all report normal operations. No broadly-impactful BGP incidents, DNS failures, or undersea cable disruptions have been reported.

In the past 72 hours, the most notable consumer-facing incident was a Workday outage on May 4 affecting thousands of users (now resolved). UK fibre ISP YouFibre also saw a spike in user reports earlier today around 10:10 BST.

Overall: the internet is up. A few isolated issues are being actively worked on, but no widespread disruption is in progress.

Sources: cloudflarestatus.com, status.cloud.google.com, azure.status.microsoft, status.openai.com, thousandeyes.com/outages.

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