Just received news that Cloudflare is experiencing issues.
At around 4:56 PM today, a warning was posted on the Cloudflare Status page—both the Dashboard and API interfaces are encountering anomalies. The official team is still investigating the exact cause, but it has been confirmed that users of these two services are experiencing request failures, and the system may directly throw error messages.
According to the Status update, the team plans to address the issue at the DTW data center during the time window from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM today. If your project relies on Cloudflare services, it’s best to keep a close eye on your monitoring dashboard and have contingency plans ready during this period.
Infrastructure failures have always been a trigger for chain reactions, especially for Web3 projects that depend on CDN and API gateways, as they may directly affect user access and transaction experience. Continue to monitor for updates on the recovery progress.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 10h ago
Again? CF crashed again... My project happens to be on DTW, now this is trouble.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 10h ago
When the CDN goes down, it's the worst— the whole network grinds to a halt.
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DTW data center is acting up again, this time taking down the Dashboard and API completely.
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To put it bluntly, it's a single point of failure in the infrastructure. Web3 projects are in trouble now.
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A security audit for Cloudflare was long overdue. This architecture is riddled with vulnerabilities and bound to fail sooner or later.
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Keep a close eye on the monitoring dashboard—don't let a reentrancy attack slip through.
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Here we go again: once you hit the Achilles' heel of centralized services, everything collapses.
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From 4:56 PM to 9 PM—that's quite the time window.
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Infrastructure failure = user assets left exposed. We need to think about emergency plans.
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CDN failures cause the deadliest chain reactions; trading delays end up screwing everyone over.
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The problem isn't on-chain, it's with these damn middleware services.
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MEVSandwich
· 10h ago
Here we go again, Cloudflare is down again? My project really can't take it anymore today.
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This time it's serious, both the Dashboard and API are down, anything that touches them has issues.
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Better check my monitoring dashboard quickly, or I'll have to stay up tonight for emergency response.
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Web3 projects really fear this kind of infrastructure failure, if a CDN goes down the whole ecosystem gets shaky.
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Anyone trading between 5 and 9 o'clock is asking for trouble.
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Cloudflare's attitude is really something, causing trouble day and night.
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CommunityJanitor
· 10h ago
Oh no, it's CF again. Why is my project still running at this time? Hurry up and shut it down, guys.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 10h ago
Another one? Cloudflare is down yet again, and this time both the Dashboard and API are failing together.
Oh my, this is hilarious. Project teams tonight either have to stare at their screens or just shut down and call it a day.
When infrastructure goes down, the whole chain has to kneel. This is the lifeline of Web3, everyone.
Alright, from 5 PM to 9 PM, I'll just pretend Cloudflare is doing yoga.
If this happened in a bull market, imagine how many transactions wouldn’t go through.
Can't help but think of the last incident—matches up with today.
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CrossChainBreather
· 10h ago
Again? How many times is it this month... Hurry up and check if your node is down.
Just received news that Cloudflare is experiencing issues.
At around 4:56 PM today, a warning was posted on the Cloudflare Status page—both the Dashboard and API interfaces are encountering anomalies. The official team is still investigating the exact cause, but it has been confirmed that users of these two services are experiencing request failures, and the system may directly throw error messages.
According to the Status update, the team plans to address the issue at the DTW data center during the time window from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM today. If your project relies on Cloudflare services, it’s best to keep a close eye on your monitoring dashboard and have contingency plans ready during this period.
Infrastructure failures have always been a trigger for chain reactions, especially for Web3 projects that depend on CDN and API gateways, as they may directly affect user access and transaction experience. Continue to monitor for updates on the recovery progress.