Amazon Web Services status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Amazon Web Services reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Amazon Web Services users through our website.

• Website Down (53%)
• Errors (30%)
• Sign in (17%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Amazon Web Services outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Kyiv	Sign in	10 days ago
Chennai	Website Down	13 days ago
Point Pleasant Beach	Website Down	18 days ago
Little Rock	Errors	21 days ago
Atlanta	Website Down	21 days ago
Clearwater	Website Down	23 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Amazon Web Services Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  peepee2u (@peepee2her) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AWSSupport Are there some ongoing outage on AWS route53? saw many 503 error from API response cross accounts and regions.

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  vars molta (@D_Kahinga) reported 4 minutes ago

  can china do the same for google, amazon aws, claude, and nvidia? and what would be the problem with that?

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  Nexuz .τ (@NexuzXBT) reported 5 minutes ago

  ok let me explain why this might be one of the most important things being built in crypto and almost nobody is talking about it right now the entire internet runs on servers owned by like 3 companies. when you store a file, send a message, run an app, some machine somewhere can see your data. it has to. that’s how computers have always worked. to process something, you have to be able to read it. Quilibrium breaks that rule. they built a network where the servers do the work without ever seeing what they’re working on. your files, your messages, your queries, all encrypted the whole time, even while being processed. the machines running the network are basically blind. they compute on stuff they literally cannot read. let that sink in. private storage. private messaging. and soon private AI, where a model trains on data nobody can see, not even the computers doing the training. and here’s the part that makes it real and not just a science project: their storage already speaks the exact same language as Amazon S3. so any developer can take an app that runs on AWS today and just point it at Quilibrium instead. no rewrite. same app, but now the backend is decentralized and nobody can spy on it. they’ve been heads down for 7 years. mainnet is live. the messenger is live. the storage is live. and the next phase is full on serverless functions and decentralized AI. this is the kind of thing that sounds boring until it’s suddenly everywhere. infrastructure always does.

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  Hot_Tamales (@tama96420497) reported 8 minutes ago

  @IAGovernor @awscloud @Cognizant Terrible optics. Read the room.

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  Tanner Scadden (@TannerSDev) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AWSSupport DMd. 19:27 we got the notice, saying take action by 06/22/2026. At 19:29 our production environment went down due to cloudflare being disabled. Please help us asap

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  Buttface (@buttface_9000) reported 13 minutes ago

  @sult @awscloud I mean, what are you trying to say? That they should double down on that or learn from their mistakes?

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  Prithvi Jadwani | AI SEO | GEO | REDDIT SEO | GMB (@Prithvi_Jadwani) reported 15 minutes ago

  @aselipsky @awscloud 15 years is a long time to spot the same bottleneck. What's the fix for hyperscalables now, then?

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  ich (@itsimeagain) reported 25 minutes ago

  @sundarpichai @sundarpichai A developer’s workflow isn’t linear. Ditch the €220 rigid barrier for the Ultra. Give us a $215/mo base + $50 rolling top-ups as collateral, rent NVL72/Rubin racks from @AWSCloud to fix capacity, and let us pay for real inference. Listen to the pros. 🚀 #GoogleAI

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  Wildo Tango (@xx01010xxc) reported 26 minutes ago

  @awscloud please add disconnect for aws-mcp, I've spent 6hrs. to re-login with new aws account with in project scope, instead of global. @ClaudeDevs

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  Crypto Pulse (@x1cryptopulse) reported 27 minutes ago

  @awscloud @OpenAI Context retention across multi-step agent workflows is where the real scaling issues show up. 🤖

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  Teri Radichel #cybersecurity #pentesting (@TeriRadichel) reported 27 minutes ago

  I’m using @anthropic opus 4.8. With @awscloud Kiro. I have rules in my README that say only use Bash. But it ignored my instructions and said sorry I used Python after using a lot of tokens to do something I didn’t want it to do. I feel like I should get those tokens refunded: this is the kind of thing that unexpectedly wastes money and time and tokens unnecessarily. I can’t make the instructions any clearer. Stuff like that is so annoying. But I’m still writing code way faster. The problem is I got a $20 plan and used it up in a few hours. I tried switching back to 4.6 but seemed like the same results for code written. It’s like everything got more expensive after the new model showed up. Or maybe I really was just making that big of a change. I had to just up the subscription to $40. I’ve already spent a bunch of money on other subscriptions and got incorrectly billed $200 in tokens I couldn’t use this month (working on getting that refunded). So you can do the math. $40 per day x 31 = $1240. But people are using multiple agents. I could spin up an army of agents to write code for me if it didn’t cost so much. Who is going to win this game? As a single developer I’m seeking ways to reduce token usage (or whatever the billing metric is) and mistakes by agents like this one feel so unfair. It clearly was not what I asked for. Whether I fix it or the agent notices its mistake after the fact and fixes it without telling me it’s still going to cost the same. Bottom line is that I can produce a lot but it also costs me a lot and so far I haven’t found a way around that besides writing deterministic code. I have to get the thing built I want to make me money before I spend it all on AI tokens. But right now the agent is making mistakes and getting stuck on things I’m doing that I guess are unique and the agent hasn’t seen too much before. It writes code and can’t figure out what it did wrong, AWS shared networking with VPC endpoints and organizations delegated admins and such I’m getting around that (without giving up full access to my cloud account) by creating verification queries and code but then the agent doesn’t follow the existing file structure and uses the wrong language without at least asking…*sigh* Also it seems like the verification code is burning tokens like a wildfire out of control. Not sure how this is going to work out. I hope there’s not some issue like someone else siphoning off tokens behind the scenes or some other weird problem like the previous nerf issue.

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  Dude 3.0™ (@NamelessDudeZA) reported 28 minutes ago

  This is a real threat, WebAfrica was running their web hosting billing and support on WHMCS. So for the past few months WHMCS software has been under attack from hackers. My own server was attack through SQL injection of users fortunately I had to isolate and migrate to fresh new server provided by Amazon AWS.

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  Intelfactor AI (@IntelFactorAI) reported 28 minutes ago

  @awscloud More AI-Agents doesn’t make your revenue grow faster. It might actually slow you down.

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  School Reading List (@SchoolReading) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare @CloudflareHelp @awscloud We've also referred to the same issue in Case #02165422

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  Ameya (@lambatameya) reported 36 minutes ago

  @awscloud That's true for all software. More software can slow you down.

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  Teri Radichel #cybersecurity #pentesting (@TeriRadichel) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Chiraq100x @Anthropic @awscloud I mean I can check this after every prompt but that doesn’t help that I’ve already been billed for the tokens and have to pay to fix it if I want it to be correct.

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  Shawn Jots (@shawnjots) reported 39 minutes ago

  @awscloud been trying to create an account over 36 hours ago but I realized your sign up process is broken. Getting this error: response: { "message": "Failed to start DIVA SMS PIN verification".... Can you help?

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  Akshay Purohit (@iamakkshayy) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AWSSupport @AWSCloud I’ve been trying to reach support for the last 2 days regarding my suspended account [901205560142], but no response on my tickets yet. My website and business services have been down for 2 days because of this. Please urgently reactivate my account .

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  Jared Scheel (@jscheel) reported 43 minutes ago

  Hey @AWSSupport, I have filed a business critical issue and your support system is consistently failing. Every time the call comes through, your system says it experienced a technical issue connecting us and you are now outside your SLA for responding.

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  David Perlov (@DavidPerlov) reported 43 minutes ago

  @awscloud The company selling the compute says slow down. Noted.

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  Funny Person (@PersonFunny23) reported 44 minutes ago

  @AWSSupport I don't use multiple case at a time I just use one case which case auto closed without resolving and without any reply . I already try to connect support team via call , chat , email not get response from support ,I am just wait and wait weeks are gone . So please resolve issue

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  oraclee.btc 🧠 (@oraclee_xyz) reported 45 minutes ago

  @awscloud @OpenAI but can it fix ****

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  عبدالله (@oSkyUpo) reported 49 minutes ago

  @awscloud Middle East FC 26 Pro Clubs players are being routed to EU servers instead of Bahrain/UAE servers, causing high ping and delay. The issue is widespread across Gulf players. Please investigate.

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  Munawwar Firoz (@munawwarfiroz) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AWSSupport I don't care anymore. These issues were reported years ago by others but never fixed.

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  Anna Singh (@anna_fanatic) reported 50 minutes ago

  @amazon @awscloud And shamelessly your team instead of rectifying have blocked my account. They didn’t bother to sort a small issue from your end the so called technical glitch just sent auto generated emails and blocked my email and twitter

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  Patrick McGuinness (@mcguinnessfortx) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Restorethewest7 @jackprandelli @Volleyky22 "But didn't we have internet and at least some modern tech without data centers?" Only the much smaller early internet. Cloud computing came along, built on data center server farms, to scale the internet up, and Amazon AWS pioneered how to make scaling the internet work.

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  Peyton Nowlin (@Peyton_Nowlin) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Tech_Over_Lord @awscloud You are the problem so blindly anti AI you do not even understand the reference

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  AngelaY (@angelayoho1) reported 56 minutes ago

  @WNBA @awscloud Is this the same company that has down your atrocious scheduling?

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  HR Toby bookmarking everything (@TobyfromHR69) reported 56 minutes ago

  @IAGovernor @awscloud @Cognizant This is terrible. You aren’t Iowa First. They under bid the project. You save some money and Indians with fake degrees get Iowans jobs. Terrible terrible legacy move.

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  Ankur Shinde (@ankurshn) reported 57 minutes ago

  I went to the @awscloud in Mumbai yesterday. I'd been once before, and the reason I go is simple: AWS is the largest cloud player, and I want to see where the industry is actually heading and not where the blog posts say it is. I'll be honest about how the day started. Registered attendees were not let in until 1:30 PM. I reached by 11 after a train delay, planning to walk the AWS Village first. Instead I stood outside for two hours in 45°C heat. I wasn't alone - a sponsor next to me had flown in from the US and told the guard he'd paid $50,000 to be there. Didn't matter. The guard was honest and only following orders, so I don't blame him; the problem sat higher up. A few presenters gave up and left for other work, so the schedule on the site stopped matching reality. Once I got in, I was deliberate about where I spent the time. I went straight to the AWS for Financial Services booth - my first time there, and I'd planned for it. I saw the merchant onboarding flow, loan processing that runs in about three seconds once you upload your documents, and how customer-interaction data gets fed back to sharpen their recommendation models. This is the part of finance I actually care about. Then the Anthropic session, which was the one I came for. Three things stuck with me. // India is the second-largest country using Claude Code, behind only the US. Given that we produce most of the world's software engineers, the size of the gap that's still open says more about the opportunity than anything else I heard that day. // Business and finance was barely 2–3% of all usage, far behind computer and mathematical work. I walked in expecting that number to be high. It wasn't, and that surprised me more than any of the headline stats. // And the point I keep coming back to: agents are designed to ask for help on purpose. We say we want full autonomy, but the engineering choice to make an agent stop and request human context is exactly what makes it usable. I hadn't thought in that way before. Three things speaker (Sorry Idk the name :) said to act on: • Pick the boundary problem, • Invest in context and capability, • Start where you are - you don't need to reinvent anything. One last thing, nothing to do with the summit. On the train back to Nashik, a senior from my college got on one station after me - he's interning in Mumbai and was also heading home. Completely by chance, same train, same destination. Small world.