Outages. Measured.

Were your plans for a productive day interrupted by an Outlook inbox that wouldn’t load? We’ll tell you what’s going on, so grab a coffee, because it’s still happening. And while you’re here, consider setting up monitoring for your most important services, so your users don’t have to go through the same disappointment. On November […]

Did you have trouble paying for your coffee with your Revolut card on Tuesday morning? It wasn’t just you.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday get most of the attention during the holiday season, but they don’t define the full risk window.

A status page can tell you when a provider says something went wrong. It can’t tell you how much went wrong without an update.

Most outages feel random when they happen, but when you zoom out far enough, downtime starts looking a lot less chaotic.

On the evening of May 5th, 2026, large parts of the German web briefly went dark.

Major website outages don’t start as “historic.” They begin with a small failure that compounds, a misconfiguration, a dependency timeout, a change that slips through review.

On November 18th, 2025, a large Cloudflare outage briefly broke big chunks of the internet.

Given recent global events, UptimeRobot is experiencing an increased number of downtime notifications.

On Tuesday, March 5th, Facebook, Instagram and Google Ads experienced widespread outages that lasted for nearly two hours, affecting thousands of users worldwide.