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2026-02-15 11:52 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — February 15, 2026: Minor Edge Disruptions, Core Infrastructure Stable

The internet is largely stable today. All major cloud providers — AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure — report no active incidents as of this morning.

AWS resolved an operational issue in the eu-north-1 region overnight (Feb 14). An internal networking fault disrupted traffic between services within the region, particularly in eun1-az3. Error rates and latencies began improving around 00:46 UTC, with full recovery confirmed by 04:05 UTC. External connectivity was unaffected throughout.

Cloudflare reports minor partial outages at several edge locations across Africa (Dar es Salaam, Djibouti, Kinshasa, and others), Asia (Chandigarh, Kanpur, Da Nang, Astana, and others), Latin America (Bogota, La Paz, and several Brazilian cities), Europe (Minsk, Skopje), and North America (Anchorage, Norfolk). All core Cloudflare services remain operational — these are localized edge-node issues affecting traffic routing in those specific regions.

GitHub resolved a file upload disruption on February 13 and is currently fully operational. OpenAI reports all systems operational.

Looking back at the past week: February has seen a cluster of notable incidents, including the AWS CloudFront DNS resolution failure on Feb 10 (cascading across 8+ services), a DNSimple complete service outage on Feb 10, Azure networking issues in West US on Feb 7-8, and a GitHub availability degradation on Feb 9. All have been resolved.

No BGP routing anomalies or DNS infrastructure issues are currently reported. The Cloudflare BGP route leak from January 22 (Miami) has long been resolved.

Overall: the internet is up. Minor edge disruptions exist but do not affect the vast majority of users.

Sources: health.aws.amazon.com, status.cloud.google.com, azure.status.microsoft, cloudflarestatus.com, status.openai.com, githubstatus.com

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