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Amazon Web Services’ efforts to recover from a major DynamoDB outage reportedly triggered additional service failures across its cloud platform. The cascading issues affected EC2 instance launches, Lambda functions, and network load balancers, with full recovery taking over a dozen hours after the initial resolution.
Amazon Web Services experienced significant cascading service failures during its recovery from a major outage in its US-EAST-1 region, according to reports from the cloud provider’s status page. Sources indicate that efforts to resolve the initial DynamoDB DNS issue inadvertently triggered subsequent impairments across multiple critical services.
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A significant AWS outage originating from DNS problems with DynamoDB has disrupted numerous online services globally. Major platforms including Roblox, DisneyPlus, and banking apps experienced downtime, with impacts extending to UK government services and Amazon’s own properties.
A widespread outage at Amazon Web Services has triggered service disruptions across dozens of major online platforms, according to reports from the company’s health dashboard and user complaints. The incident, centered in Amazon’s primary US-EAST-1 region in Northern Virginia, began affecting services in the early morning hours Pacific Time and quickly escalated to impact global operations.