AWS
AWS is reporting major outage
Major outage in UAE, Bahrain
Region Availability (Bahrain)
AWS services do not work in the Middle East (Bahrain) me-south-1 Region. The affected components include Amazon Simple Storage Service, Amazon API Gateway, AWS WAF, Amazon Redshift, and other services in this Region. AWS reports that it cannot restore access to resources and data hosted only in this Region.
Region Availability (UAE)
AWS services do not work in the Middle East (UAE) Region (me-central-1). This affects many components, including Amazon S3 Replication Time Control, Amazon Relational Database Service, AWS Sign-In, and AWS Direct Connect. AWS reports that resources in the mec1-az2 Availability Zone cannot be restored. AWS continues to recover other regional and zonal resources. The incident is active.
History
Incidents in 90 days
2
Days with an incident
90
Median duration
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Longest incident
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Components
279UAE
No incident in the last 90 days.
Affected components
100- Amazon CloudWatch SyntheticsUAEMajor outage
- Amazon S3 Replication Time ControlUAEMajor outage
- Amazon VPC LatticeUAEMajor outage
- AWS IAM Identity CenterUAEMajor outage
- Amazon Relational Database ServiceUAEMajor outage
- Amazon CloudWatchUAEMajor outage
- AWS Sign-InUAEMajor outage
- AWS End User MessagingUAEMajor outage
- Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache AirflowUAEMajor outage
- AWS Firewall ManagerUAEMajor outage
- Amazon Simple Workflow ServiceUAEMajor outage
- AWS IoT Device DefenderUAEMajor outage
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