Cloudflare Access outage on May 18, 2026
Cloudflare Access users likely saw failed connections, degraded availability, or session instability for this Security service. The incident reached Minor severity and lasted 9h 42m. The stored report window does not show a preserved user-report spike.
Cloudflare’s official status page is reporting a major incident: “Degraded latency for Durable Objects and R2 buckets in WNAM,” and it’s still under investigation. That points to a component-specific problem rather than a broad Cloudflare Access outage, and current signals around Access itself are quiet (no user reports, DNS resolving normally, and no notable regional network anomalies). Overall, indications of an Access-specific issue are mixed and low-confidence, with the clearest confirmed impact limited to Durable Objects and R2 in WNAM.
Cached · Tue, May 19, 2026, 08:24 AM UTC · scope: this incident
Status changed to Possible Issues
The stored readout moved to Possible Issues with confidence 34.00.
Incident detected
Minor confidence crossed the incident threshold for Cloudflare Access.
Marked resolved
The incident was closed after 9h 42m of observed impact.
Peak confidence reached
Confidence peaked at 34.00 while the service was marked Possible Issues.
No per-source signal payloads were preserved in this incident's snapshot window.
Confidence scoring
24.00The incident reached 24.00 peak confidence across 107 stored status snapshots.
User reports
0 / 15mNo elevated user-report volume was preserved in the incident window snapshots.
Status samples
107 affected107 snapshots in the window showed degraded, recovering, or major-outage state before recovery.
Recovery signal
ResolvedRecovery was recorded at Tue, May 19, 2026, 07:27 AM UTC.