By severity
How bad were they?
Every tracked incident in the window, grouped by the severity its provider reported.
Outage report
UpdatedA rolling look at real incidents across the 180 services OutageDeck monitors, sourced from each provider's official status page. Covering Aug 17, 2026 to Sep 16, 2026 (UTC).
Incidents tracked
1,504
Across 150 of 180 providers
Active right now
Not confirmed
At least one source could not be re-read
Major & critical
337
Highest-severity incidents
Providers monitored
180
Official status pages, one dashboard
By severity
Every tracked incident in the window, grouped by the severity its provider reported.
By category
Which corners of the stack saw the most activity. Tap a category to browse those providers.
Hardest hit
Ranked by major and critical incidents in the window rather than raw volume, so a status page full of minor advisories doesn't top the list. Not a verdict on overall reliability.
Notable outages
Major and critical incidents in the window, ranked by how long each stayed open. Minor advisories and maintenance are excluded.
Replication bug causing slow recoveries
Impaired Cluster operations in AWS me-central-1 and AWS me-south-1
Issues with Microsoft Teams notifications for Opsgenie customers
Elastic Agent enrollment/check-in failures on 9.5.3 (and 9.4.6) with Fleet remote Elasticsearch output
Degraded functionality for Claude Cowork on Windows
Increased response times for requests
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Methodology
Incidents are collected from each provider's official status page. The window covers incidents that started in the last 30 days. 'Major & critical' counts the highest-severity incidents; the notable list ranks those by how long each stayed open. Minor advisories and maintenance are tracked but kept out of the outage figures.