Tussen 04:23 en 05:20 (CET, Europe/Brussels) merkten sommige bezoekers dat onze platformen tijdelijk moeilijker bereikbaar waren (timeouts / tragere connectie).
Belangrijk om te benadrukken: onze systemen zelf bleven gewoon draaien. De oorzaak lag buiten ons platform, namelijk bij connectiviteitsproblemen op bepaalde internet-routes tussen transit providers (upstream netwerken). Daardoor geraakte verkeer vanuit sommige netwerken ons datacenter minder vlot, terwijl andere routes wél normaal bleven werken.
Onze externe monitoring kwam via zo’n niet-getroffen route, waardoor die checks het probleem niet overal konden detecteren. Na 05:20 stabiliseerden de routes en is de bereikbaarheid opnieuw volledig normaal.

We are currently experiencing a widespread connectivity issue affecting sites that utilize our Cloudflare integration.

Impact: Customers may experience slow loading, intermittent errors (e.g., 502/504 Gateway errors), or complete inaccessibility of their websites.

Cause: Our monitoring has identified that this is due to a major, global outage on the Cloudflare network. This issue is external to our infrastructure and is affecting numerous services worldwide.

Recommended Action: Temporarily disable or pause Cloudflare for your affected domain(s) in your Cloudflare dashboard (or via your DNS settings if you use a CNAME setup). This will bypass their network and route traffic directly to your hosting server.

Note: Disabling Cloudflare will temporarily remove any caching, security, or performance benefits it provides until the issue is resolved and you re-enable it. This is the fastest way to restore service stability.

CloudFlare status page: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/