Amazon’s AWS hit again, affecting third-party services -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILEPHOTO: During the E3 opening day, attendees pass the Twitch logo printed on stairs. This is the Twitch logo that was displayed at the E3 video game expo, which takes place in Los Angeles (California), U.S.A, June 11th 2019. REUTERS/Mike Blake(Reuters) -Amazon.com Inc announced Wednesday that Amazon Web Services, its cloud service (NASDAQ;) Web Services is having internet connectivity issues in 2 regions of the U.S. West Coast.
AWS (a public cloud provider) supports the online infrastructures many businesses, such as Netflix (NASDAQ:).
AWS’s dashboard revealed that AWS was investigating connectivity issues within the US-West-1 (and US-West-2) regions.
Downdetector.com reported that services such as Netflix, Slack and Amazon’s Ring were all down. It is possible that this outage was widespread.
Downdetector collects status reports and user-submitted mistakes to track outages.
Twitch (Amazon’s live streaming site), also stated that it was facing numerous issues.
Amazon’s cloud services were disrupted for several hours by a major outage last week. This resulted Netflix, Disney+ and Robinhood (NASDAQ) being unavailable, as well as a host of other services, including Amazon’s online shop.
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