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Amazon Web Services Outage Map

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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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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
San Jose, CA 2
Greater Noida, UP 1
Hamburg, HH 1
Uniontown, PA 1
Birmingham, England 1
New York City, NY 1
Cali, Departamento del Valle del Cauca 1
Sandillon, Centre-Val de Loire 1
Charlotte, NC 1
Bengaluru, KA 1

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Amazon Web Services Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • NorthernLitez83 Vignesh Sivapragasam (@NorthernLitez83) reported

    @QuinnyPig @awscloud Right. This is for you, AWS! Please do fix your IAM infrastructure not to just be in the region dubbed the natural fault simulator. No amount of build resilience is going to work if your fundamental service can't be scaled beyond us-east-1 PS. this is for AWS not you, sir.

  • BradWalker743 Brad Walker (@BradWalker743) reported

    @the_ajohnston @QuinnyPig @awscloud For programmers, a Github outage is a snow day. They're mostly unaffected by cloud outages unless they're also on call.

  • BethGrangerSays Beth Granger (@BethGrangerSays) reported

    @LadyJ_LI @ring Wonder if connected to the Amazon AWS outage?

  • LukasTribus Lukas Tribus (@LukasTribus) reported

    @QuinnyPig @cloudDay_2 @awscloud AZ's share the same network, and as the network was the issue, it affects an entire region. More scary to me: the fact that Amazon itself was impacted; apparently Amazon truck drivers were unable to deliver packets (you'd assume Amazon follows AWS best practices).

  • jane9668 Jane_FH 🕵🏼‍♀️👩🏼‍💻🧩💻📚🗂🇬🇧 (@jane9668) reported

    @ToppsSWCT How long is this “maintenance” malarkey going to go on? The app is still down! Hope we get free coins for this unnecessary long outage! I still need to collect some more Clone Wars cards though! 🇬🇧 @awscloud

  • jointhecolonii Colonii (@jointhecolonii) reported

    @awscloud , which offers #cloudcomputing solutions to nearly a third of the #Internet, first reported an outage on the morning of Dec. 7; the problem lay in several network devices being flooded with a high volume of traffic from unknown sources. 😬

  • itsthejody ɪᴛ'ꜱ ᴛʜᴇ ᴊᴏᴅʏ (@itsthejody) reported

    @lululuvshollis @awscloud My two window units have WiFi. My central unit has a Nest thermostat. When the Wi-Fi is down or their cloud services is down, you can still control them all manually.

  • lizthegrey Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真) (@lizthegrey) reported

    @courtneynash @QuinnyPig @awscloud But regulation won't solve this problem either! Look at PG&E who are ostensibly regulated but are more worried about CYA and profit than safety.

  • HarrisonFjord9 Harrison Fjord 🕗 (@HarrisonFjord9) reported

    @BitcoinMagazine @GoldmanSachs The flaw in #Bitcoin is reliance on connectivity to the internet to verify stored value with each use. Imagine if Amazon AWS next worldwide outage is planned or government backed, or worse. Bitcoin is NOT the next currency folks.

  • NorthernLitez83 Vignesh Sivapragasam (@NorthernLitez83) reported

    Right. Please do fix your IAM infrastructure not to just be in the region dubbed the natural fault simulator. No amount of build resilience is going to work if your fundamental service can't be scaled beyond us-east-1 @awscloud

  • AndreasVdb AndyV 🧣 (@AndreasVdb) reported

    @QuinnyPig @awscloud That should not be an issue if you operate over multi-AZ deployments. in worst case have a multi cloud strategy.

  • lululuvshollis Lulu O'Dallas 🌵🌺☀️🦋 (@lululuvshollis) reported

    @itsthejody @awscloud Your air conditioners are on wifi? I feel old & behind the times. I didn't know that was a thing. I've resisted getting a Nest thermostat because I fear internet outages wouldn't let me adjust. My RING cameras were down all day yesterday & I only just learned about this outage.

  • nicknow Nicolas Nowinski (@nicknow) reported

    @Kelly_Clowers @QuinnyPig @awscloud How do you fragment it? It's not a landline phone company that can be broken into physical regions. Customer can be anywhere, consuming compute and storage capacity from anywhere.

  • brainthee Adrian (@brainthee) reported

    A slightly sceptical version of me wondered this morning if the us-east-1 @awscloud outage was a clever ploy to encourage multi-region deployments and boost sales… I’m sure it wasn’t… but what if…?

  • TPBookSeries Children of Sophista (COSPublishing) (@TPBookSeries) reported

    @TweetingJess1 Ring alarms used to be an independent startup company. But Amazon bought them. Dropbox runs on AWS. My IDrive cloud backup is one of the few with its own servers in someone else's data center. But I think Adobe cloud uses Amazon AWS. My Microsoft Exchange mail server lives in AWS

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