Is Google Firebase Down Right Now? Real-Time Status & Reports
Google Firebase seems to be working at the moment - no major problems or outages reported.
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Reported Google Firebase issues in the last 24 hours:
The graph shows the number of reports per hour
Google Firebase status history: 24-hour outage overview
The chart shows the service status for Google Firebase over the past 24 hours, highlighting periods of downtime. It provides insight into recent disruptions and helps users understand platform reliability. Tracking Google Firebase status history keeps users informed and ensures a smoother experience.
Reports from the Last 28 Days
This overview displays the number of user-reported issues per day over the past 28 days.
Experiencing issues with the Google Firebase website or app?
If Firebase isn’t working - for example, your app can’t connect, authentication fails, Firestore doesn’t update, or Cloud Functions return errors - this guide helps you quickly identify common Firebase-related issues and what you can do to resolve them.
Common Firebase Problems and What They Mean
- App can’t connect to Firebase:
Often caused by network restrictions, incorrect configuration (API keys, project ID), or regional outages. - Authentication not working:
Users may be unable to sign in if Auth services are experiencing issues, OAuth providers are unavailable, or redirect domains are misconfigured. - Firestore / Realtime Database not updating:
Can be due to quota limits, permission rules, offline persistence issues, or temporary backend delays. - Cloud Functions failing or timing out:
Usually related to deployment errors, cold starts, exceeded execution limits, or upstream service failures. - Hosting site not loading:
May occur during deployments, DNS propagation, CDN issues, or regional service interruptions.
Quick Troubleshooting Checklist
- Check the Firebase Status Dashboard for service outages
- Verify which Firebase service is affected (Auth, Firestore, Functions, Hosting, etc.)
- Confirm your Firebase project configuration (API key, project ID, app ID)
- Check Google Cloud quotas and usage limits
- Review error logs in Firebase Console and Google Cloud Logging
- Test from another network or device to rule out local firewall or DNS issues
- Disable VPNs or proxies that may block Google endpoints
- Retry the operation after a few minutes if traffic is high
Firebase-Specific Tips
- If Firestore writes fail, check security rules and ensure the client has permission.
- If Authentication redirects fail, verify authorized domains in Firebase Auth settings.
- If Cloud Functions return 500 errors, inspect recent deployments and function logs.
- If Hosting content is outdated, clear CDN cache or redeploy the site.
When to Contact Firebase / Google Cloud Support
If the status page shows no issues but problems persist, consider opening a support ticket or checking Google Cloud service health. Include:
- Firebase project ID
- Affected service (Auth, Firestore, Functions, etc.)
- Region (if applicable)
- Error messages or stack traces
This guide is intended as a first step for diagnosing Firebase issues. For confirmed outages, always rely on the official Firebase Status Dashboard and Google Cloud Service Health updates.
Top 8 Countries by Reports in the Last 24 Hours
This list shows the countries with the highest number of reports received in the last 24 hours.
Google Firebase Server Response Time
Google Firebase response time history:
Note: the chart shows the last 10 measurements of Google Firebase response time (in seconds) and the status of the monitored servers and website. These measurements are part of our automatic public site check and indicate site availability at each test point. Apps or service components not directly linked to the website are not included. Values in the chart may reflect the status of a specific service component, not the entire system.
Learn more about Google Firebase
Firebase is Google’s comprehensive app development platform that provides cloud-based tools and services for building, growing and managing high-quality web and mobile applications. It offers features such as real-time databases, authentication, cloud storage, serverless functions, analytics, crash reporting and messaging - all designed to simplify backend development, scale with your project and integrate seamlessly with Google Cloud products.
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