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On November 18, 2025, Cloudflare, the world’s second-largest CDN provider, experienced a rare global outage, affecting over 25% of internet traffic. This incident was more than just a technical failure—it was a mirror reflecting the architecture of Web 2.0: we are entrusting the survival of the global internet to a handful of centralized infrastructure providers. As abstraction layers grow more complex and dependencies become increasingly integrated, any error is no longer a “localized issue” but a “globally synchronized blackout.” This article is not a mere review of an outage, but a discussion on how today’s cloud architecture has reached its limits—and how we can design the next-generation internet that can stay alive even when the cloud goes down.
