AMAZON Web Services has reportedly been plagued with further problems after the platform suffered a global outage earlier this week.
Reports of issues from frustrated users shot up just before 9am ET on Downdetector.
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One user said: “Unable to access AWS console login page.”
Over 70% of the issues are being reported with websites.
However, Amazon told us that it can’t see any issues with its service health dashboard.
This means users could be having problems due to other factors like their own internet connection or the device they’re using.
Amazon Web Services were down on Tuesday this week, as thousands of frustrated users reported an outage.
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Users around the world started reporting issues on Tuesday morning and the platform was still down for many in the afternoon.
According to the NY Daily News, the issue involved the company’s US-East-1 servers, a hub for Amazon’s cloud computing platform.
Before the outage was controlled, however, many warehouses were forced to shut down.
People were struggling to login, access Amazon-owned websites, the Amazon app or their AWS console.
Users of Ring doorbells, Disney+ and even Tinder were said to be experiencing issues.
Recent reports of problems with AWS are now dropping off.
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