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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
Birmingham, England 2
San Jose, CA 2
Fortín de las Flores, VER 1
Seneca Falls, NY 1
Canby, OR 1
Los Angeles, CA 1
Greater Noida, UP 1
Hamburg, HH 1
Uniontown, PA 1
New York City, NY 1
Cali, Departamento del Valle del Cauca 1

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Amazon Web Services Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • RamonGainez 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

  • DickJim3 RJ (@DickJim3) reported

    @QuinnyPig @awscloud I humbly disagree. Organizations need to ensure redundancy based on their SLA requirements. Hospitals may need 100% redundancy. Others, maybe not even close to that. IT needs to plan properly. That’s where the failure happened. Every service at some point will go down. Plan 4 it

  • martinpinnau 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?

  • mbrawley1 Matt Brawley (@mbrawley1) reported

    @PeterDiamandis Not if @awscloud has an outage and my brain stops working

  • xucaen Geeky Tech - Ooo Presents! 🚀🎄🎁🕹️✌️♥️⚛️ (@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.

  • larsmb Lars Marowsky-Brée (@larsmb) reported

    @hikhvar @awscloud Yeah, that makes sense; most scenarios have pretty 1:1 relations, so that's not too terrible.

  • iamnottomgreen John 💀 (@iamnottomgreen) reported

    @awscloud Fix your damn severs.

  • stef2dotoh Stef with an F - NO LISTS👩🏾‍🍳🔪🔥☁️🏳️‍🌈 ♏️ (@stef2dotoh) reported

    The purchase experience was riddled with errors and frozen screens. @Amazon @awscloud is not ready for prime time. It couldn't handle the traffic.

  • KirkKelly 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..........

  • larsmb 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.)

  • KRIS2175 KRIS (@KRIS2175) reported

    All shade to @Ticketmaster & @awscloud for causing even the registered @Adele fans to have their hearts broken. A code is no good if you send conflicting texts and email notifications with wrong time slot data.We miss her and y’all aint helpin #Adele #adeletickets #ticketmaster

  • eoin_jennings Eoin Jennings (@eoin_jennings) reported

    @CTOAdvisor @awscloud You have to tolerate risk or you can’t push feature - the problem is the systematic risk

  • RamonGainez 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

  • BlockpartySh blockparty_sh (@BlockpartySh) reported

    @awscloud sucks and is run by the NSA -> criminal Keith Alexander on Amazon's board. They just shut down a ton of smartBCH servers (not mine) without warning + deleted disks. I recommend all companies in Bitcoin Cash refuse to use them for anything.

  • cloudpundit 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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