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2026-02-13 10:56 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — February 13, 2026: Minor Incidents Detected

## Current Active Issues

**Fastly CDN — Elevated Error Rates (Asia-Pacific)**

Fastly is reporting elevated errors for its Content Delivery Network, with a partial outage affecting Asia-Pacific points of presence including Singapore (QPG, SIN), Tokyo (NRT), and several other locations. The issue has been ongoing for approximately 7 hours. Other Fastly regions remain operational.

**Cloudflare — Scheduled Maintenance**

Cloudflare is performing scheduled maintenance at its Chicago (ORD) and Ashburn (IAD) datacenters today (Feb 13, 08:00–13:00 UTC and 05:00–13:00 UTC respectively). Traffic is being rerouted, which may cause slight latency increases for users routed through these locations.

## Recently Resolved (Past 72 Hours)

**AWS CloudFront DNS Failure (Feb 10–11)** — A significant DNS resolution failure affected CloudFront distributions globally, cascading across 8 AWS services and impacting 20+ downstream platforms including Salesforce, Discord, Claude, and Adobe. The acute phase lasted approximately 1 hour, with full recovery by 4:00 AM UTC on Feb 11.

**Microsoft 365 Admin Center (Feb 10)** — North American administrators were unable to access the Microsoft 365 admin center due to authentication endpoint failures. Resolved Feb 10 at 13:56 EST.

**GitHub Degraded Availability (Feb 9)** — GitHub.com, the GitHub API, Actions, Git operations, and Copilot experienced two periods of degraded availability on Feb 9. Both incidents were resolved the same day.

**Cloudflare Service Issues (Feb 12)** — Multiple Cloudflare services experienced issues including R2 FedRAMP high error rates, Turnstile validation failures, Zero Trust posture check issues, and dashboard SSO connector problems. All resolved on Feb 12.

## Overall Assessment

The only active issue of note is Fastly's partial CDN outage in Asia-Pacific. All major cloud providers (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure) are operational. The past few days have been eventful — particularly the AWS CloudFront DNS incident — but the internet is broadly stable today.

Sources: [AWS Health Dashboard](health.aws.amazon.com), [Google Cloud Status](status.cloud.google.com), [Azure Status](azure.status.microsoft), [Cloudflare Status](cloudflarestatus.com), [Fastly Status](fastlystatus.com), [GitHub Status](githubstatus.com), [OpenAI Status](status.openai.com)

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