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Reported Amazon Web Services (AWS) issues in the last 24 hours
View Amazon Web Services (AWS) Outage MapHourly breakdown of reported issues over the last 24 hours
Understanding Error Reports & Service Status Monitoring
The chart shows user-reported service issues per hour for real-time outage monitoring. Lower bars indicate fewer reported problems (better performance). Spikes may indicate temporary service outages or increased user activity. Check if Amazon Web Services (AWS) is down or experiencing issues.
Current Service Status & Uptime
Real-time performance metrics, service health indicators, and outage monitoring
View Amazon Web Services (AWS) Outage MapTop Countries by Service Problem Reports
Countries with the highest number of user reports in the last 24 hours
View Amazon Web Services (AWS) Outage MapExperiencing service problems with Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
Follow these troubleshooting steps to resolve common service issues and outages
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.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Service Outage History & Downtime Timeline
Historical overview of service outages, downtime incidents, and resolution times
View Amazon Web Services (AWS) Outage MapIncident #1305
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.
Incident #1275
We are currently observing issues affecting user access to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Some users may experience interruptions or delays when attempting to connect. The situation is under ongoing review, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. We recommend users remain aware of potential connectivity challenges with the platform during this period.
Incident #1251
We are currently observing reports of access difficulties impacting Amazon Web Services (AWS). The issue appears to be affecting a segment of users, resulting in intermittent connectivity problems. No additional details about the cause are available at this time. We will continue to track the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available. Users relying on AWS services may experience delays or disruptions until the matter is resolved.
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