> Throwing us off and making us believe this might have been an attack was another apparent symptom we observed: Cloudflare’s status page went down. The status page is hosted completely off Cloudflare’s infrastructure with no dependencies on Cloudflare.
also cloudflare:
> The Cloudflare Dashboard was also impacted due to both Workers KV being used internally and Cloudflare Turnstile being deployed as part of our login flow.
thanks for clarifying! i guess then they never explained why the status page went down, even though it's supposed to be running on independent infrastructure.
Yes, that was missing (along with the London WARP thing). Other comments mentioned that their status page is an Atlassian Statuspage solution, hosted on AWS CloudFront.
Unclear to me if it's an Atlassian-managed deployment they have, or if it's self-managed, I'm not familiar with Statuspage and their website isn't helping. Though if it's managed, I'm not sure how they can know for sure there's no interdependence. (Though I guess we could technically keep that rabbit hole going indefinitely.)
> Throwing us off and making us believe this might have been an attack was another apparent symptom we observed: Cloudflare’s status page went down. The status page is hosted completely off Cloudflare’s infrastructure with no dependencies on Cloudflare.
also cloudflare:
> The Cloudflare Dashboard was also impacted due to both Workers KV being used internally and Cloudflare Turnstile being deployed as part of our login flow.