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Top 5 outages detected by StatusGator in May 2025

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by Andy Libby

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by Andy Libby

In May 2025, several widely used platforms experienced outages affecting both enterprise and consumer services. With StatusGator’s Early Warning Signals, users were alerted to disruptions ahead of official announcements, helping teams respond faster and reduce downtime impact. Here are five major outages StatusGator detected in May:

1. IT Glue Outage – May 13, 2025


Issue Summary: Network request termination issues
StatusGator Detection: May 13, 2025, 2:40 PM
Officially Acknowledged: 16 minutes later

Users encountered failed network requests and platform instability. StatusGator flagged the issue quickly, allowing MSPs and IT teams to adapt before formal confirmation.

Source: IT Glue Status


2. SentinelOne Outage – May 29, 2025


Issue Summary: Dashboard and portal inaccessible due to timeout errors
StatusGator Detection: May 29, 2025, 1:58 PM
Officially Acknowledged: Never

All global SentinelOne portals became unreachable, disrupting threat monitoring and response workflows. Despite the lack of an official update (SentinelOne does not have a public status page), StatusGator users were notified in real time.

Source: SentinelOne status


3. Apple Outage – May 16, 2025


Issue Summary: Apple Pay and wallet payments not working
StatusGator Detection: May 16, 2025, 3:46 PM
Officially Acknowledged: 51 minutes later

A major disruption impacted Apple Pay functionality across devices. StatusGator provided early alerts, helping users and merchants navigate payment failures during the event.

Source: Apple status


4. Shopify Outage – May 6, 2025


Issue Summary: Issues accessing the admin site and dashboard
StatusGator Detection: May 6, 2025, 8:57 PM
Officially Acknowledged: Never

Shop owners faced difficulty logging into their admin panels and managing storefronts. StatusGator detected the problem immediately, though no official statement followed

Source: Shopify status


5. Microsoft Fabric Outage – May 14, 2025


Issue Summary: Issues connecting to warehouse
StatusGator Detection: May 14, 2025, 1:14 PM
Officially Acknowledged: 1 hour 41 minutes later

Connectivity issues with Microsoft Fabric’s warehouse component affected data pipelines and analytics workflows. StatusGator’s early warning gave teams a vital head start.

Source: Microsoft Fabric status

From enterprise tools to consumer services, May underscored how quickly digital disruptions can escalate. Thanks to StatusGator’s proactive alerts, users received early warnings and actionable insights — often well before providers updated their status pages. Staying ahead of outages helps reduce impact and downtime across the board.

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Andy Libby

Andrew Libby is a veteran Ruby developer and technologist with over 25 years of experience; Andy is co-founder of StatusGator and leads engineering at Nimble Industries.