Is it down? Live cloud provider status checks
Updates every minute
When half the internet feels broken, find out fast whether it’s your provider or just you. Every page shows two independent answers: what Infra Agent’s own regional checks detect, and what the provider officially reports.
Is Cloudflare down?
Cloudflare is reporting an incident, but our checks are passing
Last checked 1 minute ago
Is DigitalOcean down?
DigitalOcean looks up right now
Last checked 1 minute ago
Is Vercel down?
Vercel looks up right now
Last checked 1 minute ago
Is Fly.io down?
Fly.io looks up right now
Last checked 1 minute ago
How these checks work
Our own checks, from multiple regions
Infra Agent probes each provider's edge, API, and main site from every monitoring region roughly every 2 minutes. A provider only counts as having problems when failures repeat across consecutive checks and more than one region.
The provider's official word, unedited
Each page also shows what the provider itself reports on its official status page, refreshed on the same schedule, with a direct link to the source. If we can't refresh a feed, we say so. Missing data is never shown as "all good".
Two answers, never blended
Independent checks can catch problems before they're acknowledged; official feeds cover products we don't probe. Keeping both visible, with their own timestamps, tells you more than any single verdict could.
Check your own website
Provider looks fine but your site is down, or the other way around? Test any URL from our servers right now. No account needed.
Infra Agent is an independent monitoring service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any provider listed here. Provider names are used for identification only; official status information is republished from each provider’s public status feed and links back to the source.
Provider outage FAQ
How do these outage checks work?
Infra Agent probes each provider's public endpoints (their edge network, API, and main site) from multiple monitoring regions roughly every 2 minutes. A provider is only flagged as having problems when failures repeat across consecutive checks and more than one region. A single failed request is never enough.
Why show our checks and the official status separately?
Because they can honestly disagree. Independent checks can catch problems minutes before a provider acknowledges them, and an official feed can report incidents in products or regions our probes don't touch. Mixing the two into one verdict would hide exactly the information you came for.
The provider looks fine but my own website is down. Now what?
Use the website checker on any of these pages to test your site from our servers. If it's unreachable from here too, the problem is real and not just your network, and you can put permanent monitoring on it with Infra Agent in about a minute.
Which providers are covered?
Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Vercel, and Fly.io today. More cloud and hosting providers are planned, and each new page gets the same treatment: independent regional checks, the provider's official feed, and provider-specific troubleshooting. Providers that don't publish an official status feed (and the big clouds, whose dashboards use their own formats) need extra work before they can join.