Amazon Web Services Global Outage Eases After Disruption
An Amazon Web Services outage caused disruptions globally, affecting various websites, apps, governments, universities, and companies that rely on the service for remote computing.
The cause of the outage is currently unknown. However, Amazon Web Services stated that most services were back up after the issue was addressed, according to The New York Times.
AWS, a major provider of cloud services for companies, said in a statement that the issue has been mostly resolved, and it would "continue to work toward full resolution,"
as reported by USA Today. Several users reported issues with popular services such as Amazon Alexa, Amazon Prime, Snapchat, Ring, Roblox, Fortnite, online broker Robinhood, and the McDonald's app on Downdetector, a website that tracks online outages.
Author's summary: Amazon Web Services outage resolved.
- Amazon Web Services
- Cloud services
- Global outage
- Disruptions
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