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AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

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Re: AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

#3
Summary:

> Between 9:21 AM and 2:36 PM PDT we experienced increased query failures and latency in the US-EAST-1 Region. The issue has been resolved and the service is operating normally.

> The issue with the Data Catalog APIs started with a software update in the US-EAST-1 Region that completed at 9:21 AM PDT. The software update was immediately rolled back[...]

Re: AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

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post #4

Should edit title to add “in us-east-1”. Other regions are unimpacted.

There are so many outages in us-east-1. I've heard the reason is because that's where they roll out maintenance first or something along those lines. Just look at this list of outages on Wikipedia [1] and scan for US-east-1, North Virginia, or "Northeast" (all the same places).

Just don't use US-EAST-1 as your region.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Amazon_Web_Service...

Re: AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

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post #4

Should edit title to add “in us-east-1”. Other regions are unimpacted.

There are so many outages in us-east-1. I've heard the reason is because that's where they roll out maintenance first or something along those lines. Just look at this list of outages on Wikipedia [1] and scan for US-east-1, North Virginia, or "Northeast" (all the same places). Just don't use US-EAST-1 as your region. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Amazon_Web_Service...

It is usually the cheapest region though. Maybe this is why

Re: AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

There are so many outages in us-east-1. I've heard the reason is because that's where they roll out maintenance first or something along those lines. Just look at this list of outages on Wikipedia [1] and scan for US-east-1, North Virginia, or "Northeast" (all the same places). Just don't use US-EAST-1 as your region. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Amazon_Web_Service...

It is usually the cheapest region though. Maybe this is why

It's the biggest region, if it breaks it breaks in us-east-1.

Re: AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

#9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There are so many outages in us-east-1. I've heard the reason is because that's where they roll out maintenance first or something along those lines. Just look at this list of outages on Wikipedia [1] and scan for US-east-1, North Virginia, or "Northeast" (all the same places). Just don't use US-EAST-1 as your region. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Amazon_Web_Service...

It is usually the cheapest region though. Maybe this is why

Source? I see price parity across us-east-* and us-west-2 for every service i've looked at.

Re: AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage

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post #4

Should edit title to add “in us-east-1”. Other regions are unimpacted.

There are so many outages in us-east-1. I've heard the reason is because that's where they roll out maintenance first or something along those lines. Just look at this list of outages on Wikipedia [1] and scan for US-east-1, North Virginia, or "Northeast" (all the same places). Just don't use US-EAST-1 as your region. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Amazon_Web_Service...

It’s also full of legacy infrastructure since it was the first region.
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