The AWS Console is mostly down(us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com)

41 pointsby The28thDuck3 anni fa12 comments

us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com

https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/

12 comments

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1kJhSMuV60&t=90s

You can access the console with a region specific-link (for any region but us-east-1) like this: https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/console/home?region...

munkee3 anni fa

Looks like us-east-1 is mostly down as well

The28thDuck3 anni fa

How can you tell?

munkee3 anni fa

I got some services running on us-east-1. All of them are down all of a sudden.

vitorfs3 anni fa

Our infra is all on us-east-1.

Our EC2s seems to be working fine. But RDS is down for us.

bas3 anni fa

Our RDS instances seem to be fine (can connect, run queries, ...). The console is borked though.

pacoWebConsult3 anni fa

The impact doesn't appear to be limited to just the home console.

ishjoh3 anni fa

wanted to install a new ssl cert for cloudfront which can only be done on US-EAST-1, wish that would get fixed to allow SSL certs in different regions.

celestialcheese3 anni fa

My site is down as well - us-east-1

The28thDuck3 anni fa

The link reads: " AWS Management Console Home page is currently unavailable.

You can monitor status on the AWS Service Health Dashboard.

You can also get to your AWS services by using these links:

    EC2
    ECS
    CloudWatch
    Lambda
    S3
    RDS
    CloudFront
    Route53
    IAM
    VPC
    CloudFormation
    DynamoDB

Looking for a different service? Choose any link above, then select a new destination from the Services menu at the top of your screen.

Here are some other common destinations: Billing, Account Details, AWS Support."

Only some of the mentioned services work like EC2 and S3. CloudWatch is down, as is Elastic Beanstalk.

celestialcheese3 anni fa

Those service links are intermittent - getting 504's on S3 console