Is Amazon Web Services (AWS) down now?
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is operating normally right now (8 September 2026). Entireweb Status records no ongoing major outages or problems. In the past 24 hours, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has received 89 user reports, with 6 of those in the last hour.
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Last Hour
6
Problem Reports
Last 24 Hours
89
Problem Reports
Last 30 Days
2,649
Problem Reports
Response Time
462.32
Milliseconds
Service outage activity over 24 hours - Amazon Web Services (AWS)
This chart shows the number of user reports for Amazon Web Services (AWS) service problems and outages in the last 24 hours.
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30-Day Error Trend - Amazon Web Services (AWS)
User reports over the last 30 days
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Last 30 Days
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Explore Amazon Web Services (AWS) Reports on the World Map
View reports by country and see where issues are happening globally. — 🌍 89 Reports from multiple places
Top Countries by User Reports
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United States
34 reports
Germany
7 reports
Thailand
5 reports
India
5 reports
Brazil
4 reports
Sweden
4 reports
Netherlands
3 reports
Belgium
2 reports
United Kingdom
2 reports
France
2 reports
Australia
2 reports
Italy
2 reports
Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Outage History & Timeline
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Incident
Resolved
Reports indicate that users are currently experiencing difficulties accessing Amazon Web Services (AWS). The issue appears to be affecting various regions and service areas. Efforts to diagnose the root cause are ongoing. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available. We advise users to check back periodically for further status updates.
Incident
Resolved
Reports indicate that users are currently experiencing disruptions when accessing Amazon Web Services (AWS). The interruptions are affecting the normal availability of the platform, with some users unable to connect or encountering slower than usual response times. The situation appears to be ongoing, and we are closely tracking developments. No specific details about the cause or resolution timeline have been provided at this time. We recommend users remain patient and monitor official channels for updates from the service operator. We will continue to provide timely updates as more information becomes available regarding the status of AWS.
Incident
Resolved
An issue has been detected affecting access to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Some users report difficulties connecting to AWS platforms and services. The situation is currently under observation while the service provider works to address the disruption. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Incident
Resolved
Reports indicate that users are currently experiencing service disruptions affecting access to Amazon Web Services (AWS). The interruptions appear to be intermittent and are impacting connectivity for some users. Efforts to resolve the issue are ongoing, and further updates will be provided as information becomes available. We will continue to monitor the situation closely.
Incident
Resolved
Reports indicate that some users are experiencing difficulties accessing Amazon Web Services (AWS) at this time. The issue appears to affect service availability for a portion of users. Investigation is ongoing to determine the scope and duration of this disruption. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Experiencing Issues With Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
Follow These Troubleshooting Steps
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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About Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the backbone of cloud computing, offering a vast array of reliable and scalable solutions. From storage and databases to machine learning and analytics, AWS empowers businesses with the tools they need to innovate, grow, and succeed in today's fast-paced digital landscape.
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This page shows the current status of Amazon Web Services (AWS) based on a combination of real-time automated monitoring and user reports. Unlike services that rely solely on user reports, Entireweb uses its own proprietary web scanning technology to actively test Amazon Web Services (AWS) response times and availability - helping detect issues earlier, before they become widespread outages. Reports are continuously collected from users worldwide and combined with our automated scanning data to give you the most accurate and up-to-date status picture.
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