Is AWS slow right now?

AWS responded in 24ms, which is within normal range. If it feels slow on your end, the issue may be your network or ISP.

How often does AWS experience outages?

Most major services maintain high uptime. AWS may experience brief outages during maintenance, traffic spikes, or infrastructure issues. Check the incident history section for recent data.

What should I do if AWS is down?

Check the AWS Service Health Dashboard at health.aws.amazon.com for region-specific incidents Identify which specific AWS service is affected (EC2, S3, Lambda, RDS, etc.) — outages are usually service-specific Check if the issue is regional — AWS operates in multiple regions and availability zones

Where can I report a AWS outage?

You can report AWS issues on WebsiteDown — community reports help confirm whether outages are widespread.

Are other cloud services affected?

Major cloud providers sometimes share upstream infrastructure. Check our internet status page for cross-provider outage signals.

How does a AWS outage affect my websites?

If your sites are hosted on AWS, they may be unreachable during an outage. Consider monitoring your own domains on a Starter or Growth plan to get alerted independently.

Cloud Infrastructureaws.amazon.com

Is AWS Down Right Now?

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's largest cloud computing platform providing compute, storage, database, networking, and hundreds of other infrastructure services. Check live server status, AI-detected outage signals, and community reports below.

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Our probeReachable · 24ms

Isolated or user-side issue

The site looks operational from our probe. If you're having problems, try refreshing or checking your connection.

What this means

AWS is reachable from our probe. If it's not loading for you, the issue is likely local — network, browser cache, DNS, or your ISP. Try the troubleshooting steps below.

OperationalSynthetic Check

No major incidents detected in the last 30 minutes

aws.amazon.comUpdated just now

200

HTTP Status

24ms

Latency

14:33:06

Checked At

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Outage history

Outage Evidence

Synthesized from probe, status page, reports, and external signals

VerdictNo confirmed outage

Regional reachability

Live probeHTTP 200 · 24ms · reachable · one region · see regional probes below

Official statusNot detected

User reports0 reports in last 24h

External signals

UptimeRobot reports AWS/Amazon Web Services as operational and says its latest automated check on June 8, 2026 detected no unusual response times or error codes.
Downdetector shows no current problems for Amazon Web Services and only general report history for the last 24 hours.
AWS Health Dashboard pages dated June 8, 2026 indicate an active service health update, but the provided snippet does not show the specific affected service or severity.

Automated source summary

Fresh signals from the last 72 hours do not show a clear current outage for aws.amazon.com; available monitoring pages indicate the service is operational, though one status page references an AWS Health event on June 8, 2026.

service disruptionMedium67%

Sources

SyntheticAWS Health Dashboard | Global

Automated source scan. Always verify critical incidents with the official provider status page.

0reports / 24h

Signals behind this result4 signals observed

HTTP probe

Responded 200 in 24ms

Normal

DNS resolution

Resolved in 1ms

Normal

Response latency

24ms round-trip

Normal

AI source scan

1 source cited · AI confidence: medium

Scanning

Down for everyone or just you?

Down for everyone

Our probe fails · Server-side outage · Status page incident

Just you

Our probe succeeds · Try: clear cache, switch network, disable VPN

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AWS Not Working? Try These Fixes

1Check the AWS Service Health Dashboard at health.aws.amazon.com for region-specific incidents
2Identify which specific AWS service is affected (EC2, S3, Lambda, RDS, etc.) — outages are usually service-specific
3Check if the issue is regional — AWS operates in multiple regions and availability zones
4If your application is down, check CloudWatch metrics and alarms for your specific resources
5Try switching to a different AWS region if your architecture supports multi-region failover
6Check the AWS Personal Health Dashboard in your AWS Console for account-specific notifications
7Review your application logs in CloudWatch Logs — the issue may be application-level rather than AWS infrastructure

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Last 30 days

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