The incident is now resolved
Cloudflare has marked the incident affecting deployment of a subset of Custom SSL certificates as resolved. The official resolution update was posted at 10:07 UTC on November 11, following a fix that entered monitoring at 09:01 UTC.
The issue began at 07:45 UTC and was identified at 08:17 UTC. The newly confirmed resolution replaces the earlier monitoring status; it is not a separate outage or a new certificate problem.
Existing production certificates were reported unaffected
The initial notice said SSL certificates already in production were unaffected and operating normally. The reviewed incident history does not retract that assurance or describe a general failure of existing HTTPS connections.
The reported scope was deployment of a subset of Custom certificates. It does not establish a problem affecting every Universal or Advanced certificate, every renewal or all Cloudflare traffic.
The earlier pause request was tied to resolution
During the incident, Cloudflare advised temporarily pausing certificate redeployments until the issue was resolved. That was guidance for the active incident, whose stated resolution condition has now been met; the status page no longer lists the event as ongoing.
Administrators can consult the linked official incident history before resuming affected work. The notice does not provide an affected-region list or technical cause, and this report did not test a customer-account redeployment or confirm the outcome of any individual pending certificate job.
