Netlify outage, September 2026: Elevated CDN Errors
Netlify reported and resolved an incident: Elevated CDN Errors. It lasted 34 minutes.
OKResolved
From Netlify's official status page, in their words.
What happened
- Started
- Resolved
- Duration
- 34 minutes
- Impact
- minor
- Affected
- High-Performance Edge Network, Standard Edge Network, Build Pipeline
Why it happened
Netlify has not given a cause in its updates. We never guess one.
Timeline
Newest first. From Netlify's official status page, in their words.
- resolved
The issue causing elevated CDN errors has been resolved. DNS resolution has recovered, and affected services are operating normally.
- monitoring
We have applied a fix for the issue causing elevated CDN errors. Services are recovering, and we are monitoring the platform to confirm full recovery.
- identified
We have identified the cause of the elevated CDN errors and are applying mitigations across affected systems. Recovery is underway, though some requests may continue to fail during this process.
- identified
We have identified a DNS resolution issue affecting our edge network’s ability to reach some origin servers. Requests to affected sites may fail. Our team is working to restore service.
What this means for a business (and what to check now)
- Retry anything that failed during the 34 minutes.
- Enter any payments, bookings or jobs you took another way.
- If a deadline fell inside the window, keep this page as your record of the outage.
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Other Netlify incidents
- Delays in build logs appearing in the UI, resolved after 9 hours
- Netlify reports degraded performance, open, identified
- Elevated Build Errors and Agent Runner failures, resolved after 57 minutes
- Delays in build logs appearing in the UI, resolved after 11.3 hours
- Delayed Edge Functions and Functions logs, resolved after 3.9 hours
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