Cloudflare experienced a major outage starting around 12:00 UTC on November 18, 2025, which caused widespread disruptions to many websites.
The company has implemented a fix and believes the incident is now resolved. Services including Cloudflare Access and WARP have recovered, with error levels returning to normal, and WARP access in London has been re-enabled.
Cloudflare is continuing to monitor and work on restoring all services and ensuring stability, but as of the latest updates, the core issues causing the outage have been addressed and most services are back up or recovering.
Here is the current status:
Incident Resolved: Cloudflare announced that a fix has been implemented and they believe the incident is now resolved.
Monitoring: They are currently in a monitoring phase to ensure all services are back to normal and error rates remain low.
Lingering Issues: Some customers may still be experiencing minor, intermittent issues, especially with the Cloudflare dashboard and API.
In short: Cloudflare is operational, and the major outage is over. If you are still seeing error messages on a specific website, you should try clearing your browser cache or restarting your device.
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Check Cloudflare status page updates and timeline
The Cloudflare status page updates and timeline indicate that the outage started around 12:00 UTC on November 18, 2025. Cloudflare has acknowledged the incident and has been providing updates throughout the disruption.
As per the latest status from the official Cloudflare status page, the core issues that caused the outage have been resolved, and the company is in the process of monitoring and stabilizing services.
Most services are now back up, with error rates returning to normal and specific features like WARP access in London re-enabled. Continuous updates are being given to ensure full restoration and prevent further disruptions.
List affected Cloudflare components and regions during outage
During the Cloudflare outage on November 18, 2025, multiple core components and global regions were affected, leading to disruptions on major web platforms and services. The outage impacted Cloudflare’s edge network, dashboard, and APIs, which in turn affected large-scale customer-facing applications worldwide, especially in North America and Europe, but users experienced problems across many regions due to Cloudflare’s global infrastructure.​
Affected Components
Edge network and DNS resolution​
Dashboard and API management​
Security and performance features such as WARP Access​
Major Impacted Platforms
X (formerly Twitter)
ChatGPT and OpenAI
Spotify
Canva
Shopify
Coinbase
Amazon
Zoom
Sora
Letterboxd
Uber
Dropbox
League of Legends
Grindr
Claude
Garmin
Verizon
Moody’s
NJ Transit​
Regions Most Affected
United States
Europe (including London, where WARP was specifically mentioned as down)
India
Global disruption given Cloudflare’s worldwide infrastructure​
Cloudflare has since stabilized its services and is continuing to monitor for any further disruptions, but these were the main components and regions impacted during the outage.
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