Many websites have stopped working properly amid a major internet outage.
The problems appear to be due to problems with Cloudflare, an Internet infrastructure provider that powers much of the network.
Many sites rely on the company’s tools to actually serve their information and media to users, which means that Cloudflare issues quickly affect other, seemingly unrelated, sites.
People who visit these sites see error messages instead of the usual pages. “Eyeballs trying to reach Cloudflare sites in the affected regions will see 500 errors,” the company said on its website.
Shortly after the problem was announced, Cloudflare said it had found the source of the problem and was correcting it. He then said that the correction was in place and that he was “monitoring” for any additional problems.
Exactly after 9 o’clock in the morning British time it is said that the incident is considered “resolved” and that the problems must be eliminated.
He did not provide any information on how the problems arose or what fixed them.
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