Cloudflare, Inc.
AS13335 operates one of the largest Anycast networks in the world, terminating reverse proxy traffic for over 20% of the web.
Live metrics tracking global BGP route stability, prefix announcement metrics, interconnect peering density, and packet delivery across top cloud providers, internet service providers, and content delivery networks.
AS13335 operates one of the largest Anycast networks in the world, terminating reverse proxy traffic for over 20% of the web.
AS16509 routes compute, storage, and database workloads across global AWS Availability Zones and Direct Connect interconnects.
AS15169 carries planetary-scale traffic for Google Search, YouTube, Google Cloud Platform, and Google Workspace applications.
AS8075 provides global backbone interconnects for Microsoft Azure regions, Teams voice/video fabric, and Office 365 SaaS suites.
AS54113 operates Fastlys programmable edge computing and CDN network, caching dynamic media and live video streams.
AS20940 routes streaming media, edge security, and enterprise DDoS mitigation across 4,000+ ISP locations worldwide.
AS2906 delivers 4K HDR video streams via Netflix Open Connect appliances embedded directly inside thousands of partner ISP networks.
AS32934 carries video reels, photo feeds, and messaging packets for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp billions of active users.
AS32590 powers game patch downloads, multiplayer voice matchmaking, and Steam community asset delivery worldwide.
AS714 delivers App Store downloads, Apple TV+ 4K streams, iCloud Drive sync, and iOS OTA system updates.
AS7922 connects over 31 million Comcast Xfinity residential cable and fiber subscribers across the United States.
AS20115 routes high-speed DOCSIS and FTTH broadband for over 30 million Charter Spectrum customers nationwide.
AS7018 operates AT&Ts Tier-1 global backbone, terminating fiber broadband and enterprise transit across North America.
AS701 is the historic UUNET Tier-1 autonomous system powering Verizon Fios FTTH connections and transatlantic transit.
AS22773 connects millions of residential and business broadband subscribers across 18 US states.
AS5650 delivers symmetrical fiber gigabit broadband and copper DSL services across 25 American states.
AS55836 powers the digital connectivity for over 460 million 5G mobile and JioFiber fixed broadband subscribers in India.
AS45609 connects hundreds of millions of Airtel 5G subscribers and enterprise submarine cable networks across Asia and Africa.
AS12788 interconnects Vodafone broadband and mobile customer networks across the UK, Germany, Spain, and Italy.
AS3320 is the backbone of Deutsche Telekom, serving as the central transit pillar for German and Central European internet routing.
AS1221 operates Australias premier international carrier network and domestic transit backbone for fixed and mobile connectivity.
AS6939 is the worlds most connected Internet backbone, peering at more public internet exchanges than any other autonomous system.
An Autonomous System Number (ASN) is a globally unique identifier assigned by regional internet registries (such as ARIN, RIPE NCC, APNIC) to a network or collection of IP prefixes operated under a unified administrative policy. Autonomous Systems use Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) to exchange routing information with other networks to form the global internet.
Route flapping occurs when an Autonomous System repeatedly advertises and withdraws its IP prefixes in rapid succession. This triggers BGP dampening algorithms across global core routers, causing traffic destined for that network to be temporarily dropped or rerouted across congested transits, resulting in widespread connectivity blackouts.
IsDownNow continuously merges real-time edge latency probes, multi-region synthetic pings, and incident corroboration feeds. When an Autonomous System exhibits elevated packet loss or latency anomalies consistent with prefix withdrawals, our routing health indicator reflects the route churn in real time.