The status page says everything is fine though.
AWS us-east-1 down
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Re: AWS us-east-1 down
#2much reliable https://downdetector.com/status/aws-amazon-web-services/
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#3They've just acknowledged degradation with lambda
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#4I wonder if this is a coincidence or if us-east-1 is simply down enough that I'm just experiencing selection bias; but I posted a poll on twitter earlier today: https://twitter.com/dijit/status/1668678588713824257
Contents:
> Has anyone ever actually had customers accept an outage because AWS was down; or is this just cloud evangelicalism copium?
> [ ] Yeah, outages free pass
> [ ] No, they say to use AZ's
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#5You can't even access the tools (web or CLI) in order to put your own system into maintenance mode...
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#6Looks like it is a problem with lambdas.
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#7def broken for us
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#8def broken for us
issues with STS and IAM galore #thisIsFine
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#9It appears to be an outage in IAM which is trickling down to every service which relies on IAM auth.
Re: AWS us-east-1 down
#10I wonder if this is a coincidence or if us-east-1 is simply down enough that I'm just experiencing selection bias; but I posted a poll on twitter earlier today: https://twitter.com/dijit/status/1668678588713824257 Contents: > Has anyone ever actually had customers accept an outage because AWS was down; or is this just cloud evangelicalism copium? > [ ] Yeah, outages free pass > [ ] No, they say to use AZ's
> No, they say to use AZ's
Using 3 AZs in us-east-1 won't save you.
I guess a demanding customer would have said 'you should have implemented disaster recovery so you could failover to us-east-2' but that's easier said than done. The more regional AWS services you adopt, the bigger the impact is. How does one recover from a regional outage if their pipeline is in that region?