Google Cloud Functions is UP

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Google's serverless compute platform for event-driven code.

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Response Time History

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Recent Activity (7 days)

Response time has held steady, averaging 55ms.

No status changes in the last 7 days — Google Cloud Functions has been consistently up.

Uptime
100%
Excellent
Response
64ms
Last check
Checks
5,965
Over 148 days
Last Check
Aug 23, 2026, 11:43 PM
Every 5 min

About Google Cloud Functions

Category
Cloud
Monitored from
EU (Helsinki, Frankfurt, Amsterdam)
Check interval
Every 5 minutes
Monitoring since
March 30, 2026 (148 days, 5,965 checks)

How we measure this: checks run from EU servers only, so a result here reflects what the EU sees, not a global view. A regional outage, CDN edge-cache issue, or bot/WAF protection that treats our monitoring probe differently than a real visitor can all cause this to disagree with Google Cloud Functions's own status page — that's a limitation of any third-party checker, not just this one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Google Cloud Functions down right now?

Google Cloud Functions is currently up and running. Our last check from EU servers showed a response time of 64ms with 100% uptime over the past 148 days.

What is Google Cloud Functions's uptime?

Google Cloud Functions has a 100% uptime measured over 148 days, based on 5,965 checks from Vartio's EU monitoring servers located in Helsinki, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam.

How do I check if Google Cloud Functions is down?

Vartio monitors Google Cloud Functions every 5 minutes from multiple EU servers and runs a live check when you visit this page. This page shows the current status, response time, and uptime history. You can also monitor your own services for free.

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