Cloudflare, internet and Amazon Web Services
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Service provider Cloudfare has confirmed it is experiencing issues, and is investigating the situation. This comes just weeks after a major AWS outage took down a sizable chunk of the internet for several hours.
When web services provider Cloudflare went down on Tuesday, a significant portion of the internet became unavailable.
These events have highlighted how the consolidation of internet services can amplify the impact of any single disruption. AWS controls roughly 32 percent of the cloud provider market, with Azure close behind at 23 percent. Cloudflare, meanwhile, supports around 20 percent of the global web.
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