The Google Cloud Platform experienced problems on Tuesday, causing outages for Google Cloud Networking, App Engine and Stackdriver. Services like Snapchat, Pokemon Go and Spotify were also affected.
At 12:34 p.m. PT, Google said it was “investigating a problem with Google Cloud Global Loadbalancers returning 502s,” referring to a message indicating server issues. Google posted the statement on the Cloud Status Dashboard.
At 12:53 p.m. PT, the company updated the status, indicating it had initiated a fix.
“The issue with Google Cloud Load balancers returning 502s should be resolved for majority of users and we expect a full resolution in the near future,” the company wrote on the status dashboard.
The issue was resolved for all users as of 1:03 p.m. PT, the company later wrote. The company said it would conduct an internal investigation and make improvements “to help prevent or minimize future recurrence.”
The company also said it would provide a more detailed analysis of what happened after the investigation.
A Google representative confirmed that the issues had been resolved.
