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Our last check from one location (UtiBox server · Newark, US) found it answering normally in 220 ms.
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A wrong clock breaks secure connections.
| Date | Problem | Duration | Peak reports | Status |
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| No confirmed incidents recorded for Google Cloud. | ||||
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What Google Cloud status reports about Google Cloud. A site can answer our own check while the provider reports a problem with one of its features, and the other way round.
Status information is provided by the service operator. UtiBox is independent and isn’t affiliated with Google Cloud. It may not reflect regional or account-specific problems.
None reported for Google Cloud in the last report we read.
No maintenance is planned for Google Cloud in the last report we read.
Our first successful read in this window was on 9 Nov 2026.
1 resolved update since Oct 2026 · last one 20 Oct 2026 (6 h 8 min)
“Incident Report Summary On Monday, 19 Oct 2026 at 22:53 US/Pacific (Tuesday, 20 Oct 2026, 06:53 BST), a data center facility that hosts europe-west2-b, a zone within the europe-west2 cloud region, experienced an external electrical power disruption. This resulted in service unavailability for workloads located in this zone. The subsequent failover of these workloads to unaffected zones and alternate regions caused transient latency and elevated error rates across the broader europe-west2 region. The resolution of the main impact was completed within 6 hours and 8 minutes. Root Cause Facility…”
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From Google Cloud status’s public status history. UtiBox keeps the official updates it reads for 180 days.
At our last check from UtiBox server · Newark, US, Google Cloud was up and answering normally. The page refreshes the check automatically.
The official status page (status.cloud.google.com) reports “Operational” for Google Cloud. We read it every few minutes. It’s separate from our own check of the cloud.google.com website above, so the two can differ.
If it’s up here but not for you, the problem is usually local: your connection, DNS, a browser extension, a VPN or a block on your network. Try the fixes on this page, then the Is It My Internet? check.
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