StatOSS

Google Cloud uptime

Google Cloud, checked by StatOSS every 5 minutes from Aarhus and Copenhagen in Denmark, Falkenstein in Germany, Ashburn in the USA, Singapore, and Sydney in Australia. Measured from outside, with every outage dated in UTC.

cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com/v1/projectsEvery 5 minutes

Google Cloud is up.

Up for 6 d 3 h. Last checked 2026-10-06 11:37 UTC from Ashburn, USA: 401 in 157 ms.

Last 24 hours

Up for 6 d 3 h100% passed

288 checks, median 151 ms from Falkenstein, all passed

95% under 637 ms

Response time by region
EuropeEurope151 ms
N. AmericaNorth America89 ms
AsiaAsia1,529 ms
OceaniaOceania544 ms

Medians over this range, on one scale up to 2,000 ms. Europe's places are scaled to Falkenstein, its fastest shared place.

Last 90 days

Up for 6 d 3 h100% passed

1,764 checks, median 149 ms from Falkenstein, all passed

95% under 506 ms

Response time by region
EuropeEurope149 ms
N. AmericaNorth America87 ms
AsiaAsia1,508 ms
OceaniaOceania585 ms

Medians over this range, on one scale up to 2,000 ms. Europe's places are scaled to Falkenstein, its fastest shared place.

Each bar of the first strip is one check, five minutes apart; each bar of the second is a day. Height is response time, red is a failed check, amber a timeout. Times are UTC, as of 2026-10-06 11:38 UTC.

In the last 24 hours Google Cloud passed 288 of 288 checks, 100%.

No outage since checks began on 30 Sep 2026.

Availability

The share of checks that passed, and the outages that began, in each window up to now.

LastPassedChecksOutages
24 hours100%288 of 2880
7 daysNot enough history yet: checks began on 30 Sep 2026
30 daysNot enough history yet: checks began on 30 Sep 2026
90 daysNot enough history yet: checks began on 30 Sep 2026

A year of checks is kept; the year's figure appears here once there is a year of them.

Response time by location

Over the last 7 days, from the checks that passed: the time from the start of the request to the answer's headers, with the DNS lookup, the connection and TLS included.

FromMedian95th percentileMeanChecks
Falkenstein, Germany147 ms643 ms245 ms195
Ashburn, USA89 ms156 ms106 ms557
Copenhagen, Denmark698 ms724 ms650 ms174
Singapore1,516 ms1,608 ms1,364 ms563
Sydney, Australia560 ms1,309 ms726 ms83
Aarhus, Denmark220 ms728 ms371 ms192

Outages

None detected since checks began on 30 Sep 2026.

What is checked

Google's cloud: Compute Engine, Cloud Run, GKE, Cloud Storage, BigQuery and the APIs behind them.

StatOSS sends GET https://cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com/v1/projects and counts the check as passed on status 401 within 10 seconds. The Resource Manager API's list of projects on googleapis.com, the address gcloud and the client libraries call. Without credentials it answers 401.

It checks the API front end and one API. Workloads running on Google Cloud, and other APIs, can fail on their own.

Google Cloud reports its own incidents at status.cloud.google.com. The figures here are measured from outside and can differ from it in both directions.

How it is measured

  • One check every 5 minutes, from one location at a time in turn: Aarhus and Copenhagen in Denmark, Falkenstein in Germany, Ashburn in the USA, Singapore, and Sydney in Australia.
  • A check fails when no answer comes within 10 seconds, when the connection or TLS fails, or when the answer is not status 401.
  • A failed check is repeated at once from a second location, and counts only when that location fails too, or cannot answer within 20 seconds.
  • Two failed checks in a row make an outage, dated from the second, and the first check that passes ends it. A failure shorter than 10 minutes may not make one, and times are good to about 5 minutes.
  • Availability is the share of checks that passed. There are no maintenance windows: every check counts.

It is the same check a StatOSS status page runs for its owner, with the same rules; the docs on checks have the details.