Google Cloud Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Google Cloud users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Google Cloud, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Tequisquiapan, QUE | 1 |
| Uniontown, PA | 1 |
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Google Cloud Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Support SQUID
(@SupportSQUID2) reported
"Uh-huh." Follow & Support @SQUIDHolders! @squidgame #squidgame #free #airdrop @googlecloud
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kaushik dhamsaniya🌸
(@RoryKennan3) reported
🪙 #GoogleCloud announces blockchain node service starting with #Ethereum#Bitcoin
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Nikhil Gupta
(@learnwithnik) reported
🪙 #GoogleCloud announces blockchain node service starting with #Ethereum
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Freeman
(@BankofFreeman) reported
@CommunityFlare @googlecloud I thought @FlareNetworks was supported by individual/autonomous nodes/validators. How is Flare decentralized if it’s supported by a centralized network (eg Google Cloud)?
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Only-A-Nostradamus
(@tolgay89) reported
@dotshmdomains googlecloud.shm amazonwebservices.shm Btw, could you fix the metadata of your domain names? It does not show up on opensea nft market.
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Crypto Circle 🇹🇷
(@CryptoCirclle) reported
🪙 #GoogleCloud announces blockchain node service starting with #Ethereum #Bitcoin
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vitor rocha💎🔥
(@KingPhi80969658) reported
🪙 #GoogleCloud announces blockchain node service starting with #Ethereum#Bitcoin
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Apiwat
(@apiwatwish) reported
@FlareNetworks @GoogleCloudTech @googlecloud Is this make flare network centralized ?
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James
(@James72428502) reported
@mik71457971 @googlecloud **** the web is so messed up it's unreal my phone is so hacked I don't believe anything amp projects..wtf is j.son..github.meta my tv records me & my kids they talk threw my vents holograms pretending to **** us I got proof
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Osman Kuzucu 🖇💎🙌
(@OsmanKuzucu) reported
a lot of projects talking about L2s, scalability, rollups and much more. Whereas businesses just want reliable infrastructure and minimal fees. This is why @googlecloud launched blockchain service. We’re not the competitors of Ethereum. We’re competing with AWS/Google.
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Chris Higgins
(@ch1gg1ns) reported
@ImposeCost @googlecloud @Mandiant Oh that one on the right is nice, I never got that one.
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Darcus Daze
(@DacusDaze) reported
@googlecloud @WellsFargo Dear @WellsFargo,your company has FALLEN in the customer service area. Your branches don't offer temporary atm cards.I now have to wait a week for my new card when I used to get it automatically before the expiration, not to mention the fraud transactions on my account. 1/2
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Alfred Khamzin
(@AlfredKhamzin) reported
... relay transactions, deploy smart contracts, and read or write blockchain data with the reliability, performance, and security they expect from @googlecloud compute and network infrastructure 🌎 #Ethereum will be the first blockchain supported by Blockchain Node Engine.
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Fred Wulff
(@fredwulff) reported
Love that @googlecloud has decided to embrace "industry standard" support pricing of 3% of spend but not the "industry standard" of actually giving support.
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Max Ebong
(@malkon10t) reported
@CTOAdvisor @googlecloud My belief is that the reasons are more technical than anything else. It takes time to build the infrastructure required to offer a service like that inside a hyperscaler, while competing with the native capabilities. If I recall it took a while for Oracle to show up on that list
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