Is Bunkr down? Here's what's going on.
Bunkr goes down a lot, and its constant domain changes (bunkr.cr, bunkr.site, bunkr.la and more) make it hard to tell an outage from a dead link. Quick check: try the album on the newest bunkr domain, test in a private window, and look at Downdetector. If it really is down, it usually returns. Need to share files right now? Upload here free, no account.
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Bunkr rotates domains often. An old .ru or .si link can be dead while the album lives on the current domain.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is Bunkr down so often?
Bunkr runs under heavy load and heavy scrutiny, so it suffers server strain, DDoS attacks, and forced domain moves. That is also why the domain keeps changing: old links on retired domains stop working even when the service itself is fine.
Which Bunkr domain is the current one?
It changes over time, which is exactly the problem. If an album fails on one domain, try swapping the domain part of the URL for a newer one before assuming the files are gone. Community threads usually track the latest domain.
Are the files gone when Bunkr is down?
A normal outage does not delete albums; they come back when the servers recover. But files removed for rule violations or albums on permanently retired infrastructure do not return. If a link has been dead for weeks across domains, it is likely gone.
What can I use instead of Bunkr to share files?
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How do I stop losing files to host outages?
Keep your own master copy locally, and treat any free host as distribution, not storage. For active sharing, using a host that serves from a global CDN (SAVEDLY serves via Cloudflare) keeps links fast and stable even when traffic spikes.