Cloudflare Outage History

Cloudflare conducted scheduled maintenance in the Frankfurt (FRA) region beginning at 12:00 AM UTC. The status page showed a temporary warning while work was in progress, and service returned to normal by 7:05 AM UTC after the maintenance concluded. The incident was limited to the Frankfurt FRA region, and Cloudflare issued two status updates during the maintenance window.

Cloudflare reported cache purge delays in Eastern North America, affecting purge-by-URL operations via Dashboard/API and the Always Online feature. Purges were running up to 30 minutes behind, which could leave content stale until the purge completed. Administrators were advised that Purge Everything could be used, though this could generate additional traffic to origin servers. The incident began at Dec 11, 2025 9:05 PM UTC and was resolved by Dec 11, 2025 10:00 PM UTC, lasting about 55 minutes. The provider issued two status updates during the incident, noting CDN Cache Purge delays in ENAM and the impact on Always Online.

Cloudflare reported degraded network performance affecting users in South America, including Brazil, beginning at 9:10 AM UTC. The disruptions caused slower connections and intermittent access for Cloudflare-backed services in these regions. The incident occurred while scheduled regional maintenance was underway in Zurich (started at 1:00 AM UTC) and later in San Jose (started at 8:30 AM UTC), and the issues persisted until 1:05 PM UTC.

Cloudflare conducted scheduled maintenance in the Rio de Janeiro region (GIG), which briefly degraded service for users relying on that area. The status page showed the incident as in progress due to scheduled maintenance. The maintenance ran from around 5:00 AM UTC to 10:05 AM UTC. Cloudflare issued two official updates during the incident, noting the maintenance and the subsequent restoration, after which services returned to normal.

The Cloudflare Pages component experienced a build failure that degraded deployment workflows for sites relying on Pages. Users attempting to build or deploy pages encountered failures or extended build times. The outage began on Dec 9, 2025 2:50 PM UTC and lasted about 6 hours 15 minutes, with Pages returning to normal by Dec 9, 2025 9:05 PM UTC. The impact was focused on Cloudflare Pages deployments within Cloudflare Sites and Services. User reports were limited during the event, indicating a relatively narrow impact tied to Pages deployments. The incident included two official status updates from Cloudflare during the outage.

Cloudflare conducted scheduled maintenance in the Seattle (SEA) region, during which the status page showed a warning state from 11:35 AM UTC to 1:35 PM UTC UTC. The maintenance affected Seattle-region services, and there were no user-reported issues during the window. The maintenance lasted roughly two hours.

Cloudflare conducted scheduled maintenance in the Miami region, beginning around 6:00 AM UTC. The maintenance triggered a temporary degradation in service and the status page indicated ongoing maintenance shortly after, with the transition to a degraded state at 6:05 AM UTC. The window lasted for about 5 hours and 5 minutes, until 11:05 AM UTC when the status returned to normal. Cloudflare issued two official status updates during the incident to communicate progress and completion, and the activity appeared limited to the Miami region.

Cloudflare reported a degraded state on the Cloudflare Sites and Services / Support Site starting at 3:15 AM UTC due to issues with the helpdesk provider, which may have prevented customers from viewing support cases. Cloudflare advised that customers could still contact support through live chat (Business and Enterprise) via the Cloudflare Dashboard, the Enterprise emergency phone line, and by replying to existing support emails.

The incident lasted about 1 hour 45 minutes, and Cloudflare issued 2 status updates during the event. The issue was resolved by 5:00 AM UTC and the Support Site returned to normal operation.

Cloudflare listed a scheduled maintenance window in Madrid that prompted a warning on the status page. The incident began when the status changed to warning at 9:35 AM UTC and the Madrid maintenance window continued for roughly 9 hours and 30 minutes, ending at 7:05 PM UTC. The status message noted that maintenance was in progress and updates would follow.

Cloudflare issued two official status updates during the window and then returned to normal operation, with the status transitioning back to up at 7:05 PM UTC. A sample user report from Hyderabad, India around midday UTC is included in the data, reflecting limited regional visibility during the window.

Cloudflare conducted scheduled maintenance in the Vienna region (VIE) on 2025-12-08. The Vienna maintenance window began at Dec 8, 2025 12:00 AM UTC and the status page indicated maintenance was in progress. A transition to a degraded-like state occurred at 12:05 AM UTC, and the maintenance window lasted for about 9 hours, with services returning to normal at 9:05 AM UTC.