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Our automated check runs from one or more locations and may miss in-app problems; reports come from users across India. We only call something "down" when users confirm it too. Here's how we check.

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About AWS

Amazon Web Services is the largest cloud platform in the world, and a very large share of the apps, websites and services people use daily run on its servers, storage and databases without ever saying so.

Indian companies use it heavily too, from startups to banks and large ecommerce operations, often through its Mumbai and Hyderabad regions.

That concentration is the important thing about it. Because so much of the internet sits on AWS, a fault in even one of its regions is felt across many unrelated apps at the same time, which is why an AWS problem never stays an Amazon problem.

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If AWS isn't working

Check the official status page first AWS publishes a status and health page for confirmed incidents. For infrastructure, that is the fastest way to know if it is them or you.
Check if it is region-specific Many AWS outages hit one region or zone. Check which region is affected, since services elsewhere may be fine.
Rule out your own config If the status page is green, check your credentials, quotas and recent changes before assuming a platform outage.
Retry with backoff For transient errors, retry after a short wait rather than hammering the service, which can make recovery slower.
Check the live status above If many people are reporting AWS right now, it is a wider outage and not just you.

Other ways to access AWS

Follow the official status page AWS's health dashboard and status social handle give live incident updates and the affected components.
Fail over to another region if you can If one AWS region is down and your setup allows it, shifting to a healthy region can restore service.
Use a backup provider for critical paths If you run multi-cloud or a fallback provider, routing critical traffic there can keep things up during the outage.
Wait it out for a platform incident If it is confirmed on AWS's side, only their fix resolves it, so watch the status page for the all-clear.

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Questions

Check the live status and report map above, and AWS's own status page. If reports are spiking, it is a wider AWS problem and not just you.

The reports above catch what a status dashboard often misses, since AWS problems are usually regional and a single region degrading can break Indian sites while the global picture looks healthy. If your own app is failing but reports are flat, the fault is more likely your configuration than the platform.

A huge share of the internet runs on AWS, so when a core AWS service or region goes down, many unrelated apps, websites and services that depend on it can fail at the same time. That is why an AWS outage is often felt far beyond Amazon itself.

AWS publishes a health and status page that lists affected services and regions. Because most outages are scoped to specific services or a region, that page tells you exactly what is hit and whether your setup is in the affected area.

If AWS's status page shows an incident and many people are reporting it here, it is on their side. If not, check your own configuration, credentials and network before assuming an outage.

Pehle upar live status aur AWS ka official status page dekhein. Aksar outage kisi ek region ya service tak hota hai, to check karein ki aapka region affected hai ya nahi, aur transient error par thodi der baad retry karein.

Yes. Tap the Download button on the live status card at the top of this page to save the AWS server down image. The screenshot shows AWS's current status, the last checked time and how many users across India are reporting problems right now. So when AWS is actually down you get a real service down screenshot, not a mock-up. Save the service down image to keep it or send it to someone.

We run an on-demand server check from our side and combine it with real user reports across India. Reports are the main signal, because AWS can respond to our check while it is still failing for many users. So if reports are spiking here, it is a real problem even if the site loads for us.