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In the past 12 hours or so: - Meta services down? - AWS glitches too? - "Drone invasion" in multiple American cities?

OpenAI is the new AWS S3 When they go down, a bunch of the web goes down with em

So when an Ai platform goes down, it's like AWS and takes down all the API users etc as well?

"OpenAI is down" is about to be the new "AWS is Down"

Building a resilient architecture that can withstand a single Availability Zone (AZ) being down are typically recommended. AZ's in cloud providers like AWS do go down sometime being able to have your apps work in those cases is ideal. You need to understand the cost though. One

had a massive outage last week, tied to our AWS db provisioning. I still can't believe people use that cloud in production; every page, every button, and every link is more confusing than the other...

The indie hacker equivalent of AWS being down is when @npmjs goes to ****

#Google and #discord died for me. I thought I lost internet. Is #aws down??

Is aws down?

In 2016, a typo in a developer’s command accidentally deleted a critical Amazon S3 subsystem, causing a major internet outage. Sites like Quora, Slack, and Trello went down for hours. One wrong keystroke, millions impacted. 💻⚠️ #TechFail #AWS

DNS service failure can disrupt your application. Back in 2015, AWS's S3 service went down due to a DNS failure. 💥 What happened: - Route 53 services went down, causing many services to stop working. - This problem messed up the paths to S3, leading to downtime for many apps

Made the mistake of taking AWS Env down while doing a domain transfer to deploy the app on Heroku instead So now my website is down 😕 You learn everyday

If (and when) Amazon AWS experiences a major outage, the results will be devastating to the modern web ecosystem. It's only a matter of time, and has already happened before. There's always the potential for the Big One.

is there an AWS outage or something I keep hitting down websites

Is AWS down or some **** or is just like every app on my phone broken

My backend is hosted on one EC2 for @ReelsAiPro I did this to keep things simple & have less aws cost. But during update the previous container goes down & then you have a bit of downtime. Also to avoid overengineering - doing video editing on same machine. now container is

Hey @AsdaServiceTeam your grocery website isn't working or the app. Authentication server is down. I am getting an isms failure better call your AWS it team

Every technology company relying on AWS seems like a disaster waiting to happen AWS goes down, no ESPN, no Netflix, no Twitter, and a lot more

🔥Discord engineers shut down their instances on AWS 💀

People don’t understand that Netflix’s streaming problems are down to Amazon Web Services where Netflix hosts its entire platform. The idiot “fight” was unwatchable thanks to AWS With Netflix not coordinating properly with AWS. They need to pay more $ to Amazon.

So I’m seeing that there’s an AWS outage affecting Netflix tonight. AWS = Amazon Web Services. Real outage or a little faux outage to ***** a competitor?

I laugh at the Netflix outage issues since they are running on @awscloud , so who is to blame? @elonmusk

Netflix effectively down, prime video not working for some time either Prime working before Netflix Got a feeling we may be seeing AWS rented by Netflix, even Amazon surprised at streaming traffic maybe, prioritizing their own bandwidth over Netflix But admins seem on it

Nice 5min response latency on AWS bedrock for Anthropic. It would be nice if they could get response latency down. It's our biggest issue with them rn.

Funny how most of the times when AWS goes down is because of R53

I can hear the servers screaming in the aws data center down the block

Amazon is down? Are some voting machines on AWS?

iOS owners: there’s currently an AWS outage impacting live activities from working on the latest Rivian mobile app.

The default asynchronous invocation configuration in #AWS Lambda is designed for idempotent functions. Lambda retries function errors twice. However, you must handle any side effects so what's the point here.? To avoid problems down the road, Idempotency🤔