Is it down?

Checks in the Oceania group are failing.

104 services, checked by 9 monitoring groups every three minutes.

Right now

Every service, across our checkers

Each column is a monitoring group, named for its requested region; Cloudflare may place its checkers elsewhere. Open a service to see the cities actually reported. The last column is our server, which checks every minute. answers, fails, blocked from there, no recent check.

Outages this week

Every outage

The internet right now

Country and network outages, traffic drops and route hijacks of big providers, from Cloudflare Radar.

40 route hijacks and 512 route leaks seen worldwide in the last 24 hours.

Status-page reporting

For recorded failures, we compare our checks with official status-page reports and show when each service acknowledged them.

ServiceRecorded failuresReportedTypical delay
Akamai Cloud (Linode)20/2—

AI API latency from your browser

How fast each AI API answers a request from your browser right now, against the median from people in your city and worldwide. It measures the network and the API's front door (an unauthenticated request), not how fast models generate.

You
  1. Anthropic API
  2. Cerebras Inference
  3. Cohere
  4. DeepSeek
  5. ElevenLabs
  6. Fireworks AI
  7. Google Gemini API
  8. Groq
  9. Hugging Face
  10. Mistral AI
  11. OpenAI API
  12. OpenRouter
  13. Perplexity API
  14. Replicate
  15. Together AI
  16. xAI Grok API

How the checks work

Nine monitoring groups in Cloudflare's network request each target every three minutes, within their daily allowance. Placement can vary between checkers; each service page shows its reported cities. Our Amsterdam server checks every minute.

Successful replies and 4xx responses count as reachable; missing replies and 5xx responses count as failed checks. Failures must repeat, and persist longer for targets that often fail briefly. A service alert needs two monitoring groups and three agreeing engine ticks.

We also watch well-known sites with observed CDN, hosting and DNS relationships. Shared failures are grouped by those relationships; the grouping identifies an association rather than proving the failure's cause.