A single cloud provider problem can cascade through the internet. Because AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Cloudflare sit underneath thousands of smaller services, an incident at one of them often shows up as dozens of downstream services breaking at the same time. This page shows the current status of the major cloud platforms, their latest public incidents, and which user-facing services you check on WebsiteDown depend on each one. All data is pulled live — the server probe runs on every page load, and the community report counts come from the same pipeline that powers the rest of the site.
Most cloud outages stem from regional infrastructure failures, config rollouts, or shared dependencies (DNS, authentication, networking). If the root cause is upstream, you'll usually see unrelated services reporting problems at the same time — that's the clearest signal that it's not just you.
Check the provider's official status page for the affected region. If you run a monitor on WebsiteDown, you'll get an email when the probe recovers. If the provider confirms a regional outage, there's nothing to do on your side except wait.
If your product depends on one of these services, set up a WebsiteDown monitor and get an email when the probe flips. Free plan includes 1 monitor with 5-minute checks.
