Is Firebase down right now?
Partial outage. Firebase is experiencing a partial outage.
- Current status: Partial outage
- 90-day uptime: 71.11%
- Recent incidents tracked: 8
About Firebase
Google's mobile and web app platform: auth, db, hosting, analytics
Recent Firebase incidents
- We are tracking a networking issue that may affect a significant part of the fleet. Devices may be unable to connect to backends that support IPv4 only (IPv6 and dual support are not affected). — Investigating (2026-10-22)
- Partial performance degradation for RTDB users in us-central1 from 6 AM to 8:30 PM PT. — Resolved (2026-10-21)
- Reduced overall capacity for Android, iOS and Arm Emulator devices from 5 PM to 10 PM PT. — Resolved (2026-10-17)
- Reduced overall capacity for Android, iOS and Arm Emulator devices from 2 PM to 8 PM PT. — Resolved (2026-10-15)
- Drop in ARM emulator capacity due to network disruption to datacenter — Resolved (2026-10-13)
- Firebase Hosting projects presenting intermittent "Bandwidth Quota Exceeded" errors or failing deployments with quota errors. — Resolved (2026-10-07)
- Firebase Test Lab is experiencing availability issues with ARM emulator devices. — Resolved (2026-09-22)
- Firebase App Hosting experiencing issues actuating Cloud Run — Resolved (2026-09-22)
How 60SecMonitor monitors Firebase
60SecMonitor verifies Firebase's status across multiple independent sources — official status feeds, multi-region synthetic probes, and community signals — and only confirms an incident when several agree.
Frequently asked questions
Is Firebase down right now?
Firebase is experiencing a partial outage. 60SecMonitor verifies Firebase's status across multiple independent sources, not just the vendor's own status page.
What is Firebase's recent uptime?
Firebase has had 71.11% uptime over the last 90 days as observed by 60SecMonitor.
How does 60SecMonitor monitor Firebase?
60SecMonitor cross-checks Firebase against multiple independent signals — official status feeds, multi-region synthetic probes, and community reports — and only confirms an incident when several sources agree, which cuts false alarms and surfaces real outages faster.