It’s down worldwide practically, in the US,UK,NZ,AU
Cloudflare Global Network experiencing issues
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Even IN.
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#472 Our support portal provider is currently experiencing issues
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#473Most down-detectors are down due to their dependency on CF.
Cloudflare Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad edge-nodes also unable to serve content.
x.com down.
Few quick-commerce apps are acting up at times.
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#474A colleague of mine just came bursting through my office door in a panic, thinking he brought our site down since this happened just as he made some changes to our Cloudflare config. He was pretty relieved to see this post.
The company where this colleague works? Cloudflare.
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#475Funny that their status page shows almost all locations “Operational” but they’re not. Are they updating the page manually and keep it green?
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#476I’m assuming hard rock (bet) is run by cloudflare also
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#477what's a good alternative for their WAF, that isn't enterprise expensive?
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#478Is it DNS or BGP?
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#479Why do people use the reverse proxy functionality of Cloudflare? I've worked at small to medium sized businesses that never had any of this while running public facing websites and they were/are just fine.
Same goes for my personal projects: I've never been worried about being targeted by a botnet so much that I introduce a single point of failure like this.
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#480just yesterday cloudflare announced it was acquiring replicate (ai platform) "the Workers Platform mission: Our goal all along has been to enable developers to build full-stack applications without having to burden themselves with infrastructure" according to cloudflare's blog, are we cooked?