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All Clear

The internet is operating normally. No major ongoing outages or infrastructure incidents are currently affecting global connectivity.

Recent resolved incidents (past 72 hours):

Microsoft Azure (Feb 2–3): VM deployments, AKS node provisioning, and Managed Identity services experienced failures across multiple regions. Root cause was a configuration change that restricted access to Microsoft-managed storage accounts. A secondary Managed Identity outage in East US / West US lasted approximately 6 hours. Both issues are now fully resolved. (theregister.com)

OpenAI / ChatGPT (Feb 3–4): Elevated error rates affected ChatGPT and API users on consecutive days, peaking at 12,000+ Downdetector reports on Feb 3 and 10,000+ on Feb 4. OpenAI has since confirmed full recovery — all services are operational. (techradar.com)

Cloudflare: A brief spike in errors at the Ashburn, VA datacenter (02:50–03:00 UTC today) was quickly resolved. Scheduled maintenance was completed today in Düsseldorf, Tokyo, Dallas, and Sioux Falls with no service impact. (cloudflarestatus.com)

EE Mobile (UK): Outgoing call failures peaked at ~7,800 reports before being resolved within an hour. (techradar.com)

No issues reported: AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Google Workspace are all operating normally.

BGP watch: A notable BGP Prefix-SID Attribute leak incident caused routing instability earlier this period, amplified through internet exchanges running BIRD. The incident primarily affected networks on Juniper/Arista hardware and has been resolved. (blog.benjojo.co.uk)

Bottom line: It was a bumpy start to the week for Azure and OpenAI users, but as of today, the internet is stable and no active incidents require attention.

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