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2026-03-24 20:21 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — March 24, 2026: Minor Provider Incidents, No Widespread Disruption

The internet is operating normally overall on March 24, 2026, with a few minor provider-level incidents that do not affect broad connectivity.

Cloudflare is experiencing increased errors on its Workers API, with changes to Cron Triggers also delayed. Already-deployed Workers remain unaffected. Cloudflare has also identified a dashboard bug where schema validation block reasons are not displayed; a fix is being implemented. Additionally, Cloudflare is conducting scheduled maintenance across multiple datacenters including Singapore, Taipei, Osaka, Bogota, and several European and US locations through March 27.

OpenAI reported elevated error rates on its Realtime API SIP endpoints starting around midnight Pacific time. The team identified the root cause, applied a mitigation, and is monitoring recovery. Core OpenAI services including ChatGPT and standard APIs remain operational with high uptime.

All three major cloud providers — AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure — report no active incidents. Fastly and Akamai CDN services show no disruptions. No BGP routing incidents or DNS issues have been detected.

Localized ISP outage reports were noted in Houston, TX and Phoenix, AZ, but these appear to be routine regional issues rather than systemic problems.

Overall, the internet remains stable and fully operational for the vast majority of users worldwide.

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