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Is Amazon Web Services (AWS) Down Right Now?

Live global uptime status, multi-region edge latency, official incident reports, and automated monitoring for Amazon Web Services (AWS).

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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

aws.amazon.com

Comprehensive cloud platform covering EC2, S3, Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudFront, and Route 53.

Operational
Edge Latency
49 ms

Primary edge roundtrip

24h Global Uptime
99.98%

Edge consensus

Vantage Points
7 Regions

NA, EU, APAC Edge Nodes

Last Checked
5:25:57 AM

Edge consensus mesh

Verified by SteadyStack Autonomous Edge Network
Official Status
Automated Developer Alerting

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60-Second Intervals

Continuous HTTP, WebSocket & DNS checks from sovereign global edge nodes.

Quorum Consensus

Multi-region consensus verification prevents false alerts from transient routing blips.

Multi-Channel Alerts

Instant incident notifications to Slack, Discord, Telegram, SMS, PagerDuty & Webhooks.

steadystack.config.ts
Auto-provisioned Monitor
import { defineMonitor } from "@steadystack/core";

export default defineMonitor({
  name: "Amazon Web Services (AWS) API & Health",
  target: "https://aws.amazon.com",
  interval: "60s",
  consensus: { requiredRegions: 3 },
  alerts: ["slack-dev-ops", "pagerduty-p1", "discord-incidents"],
});
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Global Edge Reachability & Regional Latency

Synthetic probe response times tested from SteadyStack sovereign vantage points.

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US-East (N. Virginia)
us-east
35 ms
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US-West (Oregon)
us-west
59 ms
UP
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EU-Central (Frankfurt)
eu-central
104 ms
UP
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AP-Tokyo (Tokyo)
ap-northeast
170 ms
UP
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SA-East (SΓ£o Paulo)
sa-east
174 ms
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AF-South (Cape Town)
af-south
226 ms
UP

Downtime Impact Analysis

What happens when Amazon Web Services (AWS) degrades

us-east-1 outages take down hundreds of SaaS platforms, S3 buckets error, Lambda executions fail.

Common HTTP Error Codes Observed

500 Internal Error503 Service Unavailable504 Gateway TimeoutRequestTimeout

Critical Monitored Subsystems

Components tracked on aws.amazon.com

Amazon S3
Synthetic Active
Amazon EC2
Synthetic Active
AWS Lambda
Synthetic Active
CloudFront CDN
Synthetic Active
Amazon Route 53
Synthetic Active
Amazon DynamoDB
Synthetic Active
Amazon RDS
Synthetic Active

Engineering Resilience Guide: Surviving Amazon Web Services (AWS) Outages

Defensive software architecture patterns to prevent third-party cascade failures.

Immediate Tactical Steps

  • 1Check AWS Health Dashboard for specific regional degraded events (especially us-east-1 / us-west-2).
  • 2Trigger multi-region failover via Route 53 DNS routing policies.
  • 3Check CloudWatch alarms and S3 read/write error metrics.

Recommended Resiliency Patterns

Circuit Breaker Pattern: Automatically trip and fallback to cache when Amazon Web Services (AWS) error rates exceed 15% in a 30s rolling window.

Idempotent Background Retries: Push failed API events into an asynchronous dead-letter queue with exponential backoff and jitter.

Multi-Region Edge Synthetic Consensus: Rely on SteadyStack to alert your team before end-users notice degradation.

Frequently Asked Questions: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Availability & Monitoring

Everything you need to know about tracking Amazon Web Services (AWS) outages and SLA reliability.

Our real-time global edge probes continuously test Amazon Web Services (AWS) (aws.amazon.com) across multiple worldwide locations. You can check the live status badge and latency meter at the top of this page. If you are seeing errors while the global status is operational, it may be due to localized ISP routing, local DNS caching, or account-specific rate limiting.