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Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a suite of cloud-computing services that make up an on-demand computing platform. They include Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, also known as "EC2", and Amazon Simple Storage Service, also known as "S3".
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Sign inProblems in the last 24 hours
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Amazon Web Services users through our website.
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Website Down (43%)
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Sign in (31%)
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Errors (26%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Amazon Web Services outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Sandillon |
Website Down | |
 Charlotte |
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 Bengaluru |
Sign in | |
| Charlottesville |
Website Down | |
 Düsseldorf |
Sign in | |
| New Orleans |
Errors |
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Community Discussion
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Amazon Web Services Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Kirk Kelly
(@KirkKelly) reported
Thanks @awscloud @JeffBezos lost out on a rush audition due to aws being down and I had a great feeling about that one. I could scream right..........
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Lars Marowsky-Brée
(@larsmb) reported
@hikhvar @awscloud Yeah, that makes sense; most scenarios have pretty 1:1 relations, so that's not too terrible.
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Zach Hurt
(@ZachHurt4) reported
If the lessons you took from yesterday's #awscloud issues were "We need to be active-active multi-cloud", you might want to start moving all of your apps to Kubernetes and get ready to shell out $300+ an hour to be able to afford qualified engineers.
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FitXR
(@weareFitXR) reported
✅ Outage Update: Apologies for the delayed response here. We're back online thanks to the hard work put in by our friends @awscloud. Please send us a DM if you have any trouble connecting to the app.
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LA (mask up) BOOMER
(@atticlr) reported
@dlnt Amazon AWS (Amazon Web Services) outage.
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Cedric Coignard
(@ccoignard) reported
@cloudpundit @awscloud Big caveats on console and support center being down worldwide
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Lars Marowsky-Brée
(@larsmb) reported
The @awscloud outage is unlikely to be a good reason for pursuing a DR HA setup except for the rare cases where it is. But it does highlight that perhaps more services should have "offline/local" modes as fallback instead of being bricked?
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BinaryNights
(@BinaryNights) reported
@supermurs Because of the Amazon AWS outage yesterday, we were experiencing a few issues. Users couldn't register ForkLift or they didn't receive their license keys. Please contact us in an email if you have received a license key but it is not accepted.
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Ramon Gainez
(@RamonGainez) reported
@cloudpundit @awscloud In the real world this didn’t happen though. Far too many AWS managed services have central dependencies on us-east-1. Who cares if I can spin up ec2 instances in another az if kinesis is down and my RDS failover died because amazons dns isn’t resilient to AZ failure
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Lars Marowsky-Brée
(@larsmb) reported
@hikhvar @awscloud Yes. Reconciling data after partitions is hard, but feasible in most cases. (That said, so would be a server-side DR architecture that assumed a cooperative client. Ah well.)
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Engineerisaac.com
(@Engineerisaac) reported
So Yea @awscloud I didn't notice you go down. I've learned really fast. that Cloud means NOT YOUR COMPUTER
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Jadon Naas
(@JadonNaas) reported
@QuinnyPig @awscloud I wonder if part of the problem is that cloud tech leads to thinking that you have eliminated risk by using cloud technologies. I don't think you can ever eliminate risk, just shift it around, concentrate it, or distribute it. Does AWS still even know their own failure domain?
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(@xucaen) reported
@AWSSupport The link you posted does not take me to an article pertaining to this issue. It says something about light sail and blocks.
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R.K. McSwain
(@cadpanacea) reported
@AutoCAD @thecadgeek Uh #3 - until @awscloud goes down :-(
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Pete Ehlke
(@pdehlke) reported
@AWSSupport It's a terrible way to say "You can't query events that old with cloudtrail; please use athena instead." "The start date precedes the end date" should never have passed code review :(
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Eoin Jennings
(@eoin_jennings) reported
@CTOAdvisor @awscloud You have to tolerate risk or you can’t push feature - the problem is the systematic risk
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Gordon Haff
(@ghaff) reported
@cloudpundit @zehicle @awscloud I know it's hard but this sort of this (dependence on something that can go down to resolve the outage) has happened before and will happen again. Not a failure mode no one has hit before.
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Himanshu
(@Himansh74120302) reported
@Paaandey_95 kal Amazon AWS down hua tha and Robinhood main bahut problem aa rhi thi ..
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James Miller
(@bensie) reported
Two tough @awscloud takeaways from yesterday: * “Global” consoles such as Route53 are only served from us-east-1. If you want to fail over DNS during a regional outage, better have API calls ready and hope the control plane is up. * Root account access only works in us-east-1.
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Nerd Junkie ®
(@realnerdjunkie) reported
@awscloud @AWSstartups @JeffBezos Regarding yesterday: Only as a theory if ran some ware is not an issue. The 3rd party software that is manipulating Flex, with API calls, and Pings. The more software the merchant sells to drivers the increase demand for the API call or ping
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Martin Pinnau
(@martinpinnau) reported
I heard some washing machines were affected by the Amazon AWS outage. Why would a washing machine need internet connectivity? Someone has to be there to load & unload it, so you can’t really run it remotely. What data & connectivity would it need?
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John 💀
(@iamnottomgreen) reported
@awscloud Fix your damn severs.
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Lydia Leong
(@cloudpundit) reported
In large part what's interesting is what *wasn't* affected by the @awscloud us-east-1 issues: Other regions. Despite the immense size of us-east-1, other regions were able to take the increased load from customers who were multi-region or did regional failover, AFAIK?
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Tobias J. Kreidl
(@tkreidl) reported
@CTOAdvisor @awscloud Given the recent AWS outage (in addition to a number of outages among pretty much all the major vendors over the years), multicloud seems to be something to seriously consider. The Cloud is nowhere near the reliability of the old Bell Telephone system!
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Andrew Fraser
(@Arfness) reported
@TVwithThinus @BritBox_ZA An Amazon AWS outage took britbox down yesterday
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Ramon Gainez
(@RamonGainez) reported
@cloudpundit @awscloud Kinesis has a central dependency somewhere in us-east-1. My us-east-2 pipelines had elevated error rates almost the whole day. And yes, r53 was down but DNS capabilities across AWS were effected
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MBH
(@mbhbox) reported
What if Amazon AWS renames us-east-1 to us-east--1? I think will solve a lot of their problems. #AWSoutage
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AtlMaryJ-Owner of 100Media Group
(@atlmaryj) reported
@awscloud so at what point do you make a dull fledged statement that your company caused massive issues with companies around the country and/or world? An apology for causing life changing, embarrassing, & inconvenient issues to regular folks, small companies & major corps?
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Jose Carlos Rivas
(@josecarlosrivas) reported
Did y’all hear that the interwebs was down yesterday? 🌧 #awscloud
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Matt Brawley
(@mbrawley1) reported
@PeterDiamandis Not if @awscloud has an outage and my brain stops working