Are you having trouble with Amazon Web Services (AWS) right now?
Amazon Web Services (AWS) appears to be running normally today (2 November 2026). Entireweb's automated monitoring is currently detecting no operational issues. Over the past 24 hours, Entireweb has recorded a total of 86 user reports, including 3 in the past hour and 0 in the last 20 minutes. In Australia, 4 reports were logged over the past 24 hours, with 1 in the last hour. Current report volumes do not indicate an active issue.
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Trouble with Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
If AWS services aren’t working - for example, you can’t log in, EC2 instances won’t start, S3 buckets aren’t accessible, or APIs fail - this guide helps you quickly check common causes and troubleshoot issues.
Quick Troubleshooting Checklist
- Check the AWS Service Health Dashboard for ongoing outages or maintenance
- Verify your AWS account credentials and permissions
- Try logging in from another browser or device
- Clear browser cache and cookies if the console is not loading properly
- Ensure your network/firewall isn’t blocking AWS endpoints
- Check API keys or access tokens if using CLI or SDK
- Restart or redeploy resources (EC2, Lambda, etc.) if they appear unresponsive
- Review AWS Service Limits to ensure you haven’t exceeded quotas
- Consult AWS support or open a support ticket if the problem persists
Additional Tips
- If EC2 or RDS instances fail to start, check instance status checks and logs.
- If S3 or other storage services are slow or inaccessible, verify bucket policies and network settings.
- If Lambda or API Gateway functions fail, review logs in CloudWatch for errors.
This checklist is a quick first step for diagnosing AWS issues. For confirmed outages or complex problems, always check the AWS Service Health Dashboard and contact AWS Support for assistance.
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This page shows the real-time operational status of Amazon Web Services (AWS) based on live monitoring and user submissions. We track response times, outages, and performance slowdowns so you can always see whether Amazon Web Services (AWS) is down or having issues. Reports are continuously collected from users worldwide alongside our automated health-check crawlers.