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2026-02-10 15:27 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — February 10, 2026: Minor Incidents, No Widespread Outage

As of February 10, 2026, the internet and major cloud infrastructure are operating normally with only minor, isolated incidents affecting specific services.

**Current Incidents:**

1. **Akamai Certificate Provisioning System** — The CPS portal experienced access issues beginning at 00:23 UTC. Akamai deployed a fix at 03:22 UTC and is monitoring for full resolution. This affects certificate management through the Akamai Control Center but does not impact general CDN services.

2. **DigitalOcean Amsterdam Network Maintenance** — Scheduled infrastructure upgrades are underway in the AMS2 region (09:00-17:00 UTC). DigitalOcean expects no customer impact from these improvements.

**Services Operating Normally:**

Vercel (core platform and edge network)

Discord (all systems at 99%+ uptime)

GitHub (no reported incidents)

AWS, Google Cloud, Azure (spot checks clear)

Cloudflare, Fastly (CDN services operational)

**Assessment:**

No internet-wide outages detected. The identified incidents are minor and localized to specific provider services. Global connectivity and core cloud infrastructure remain healthy.

Sources: Vercel Status, Discord Status, DigitalOcean Status, Akamai Status Page

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