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Confirmed status from 8 locations (DOWN only after 3 consecutive fails) · Oct 16, 2026 11:13 PM UTC
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Ashburn
Is AWS down for everyone or just me? AWS is currently UP from 8 monitored countries (Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States). Currently reachable in Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States. These are scheduled monitors. If your country isn’t in that list, this page can still run a live check from your location so you can see whether AWS is reachable for you. For a live map from 114 countries, run a full AWS check.
Confirmed after 3 consecutive country fails · kept for 48 hours after recovery
In the last 48 hours, HostCry recorded 4 confirmed regional DOWN incidents for AWS (recent recovered detections in Japan). Incidents open only after 3 consecutive failed checks from that country.
Japan · Tokyo detected DOWN
Japan · Tokyo detected DOWN
Japan · Tokyo detected DOWN
Japan · Tokyo detected DOWN
A confirmed regional DOWN means our monitor in that country failed 3 checks in a row. One-off probe failures are ignored. This may still be a temporary routing issue — not always a global outage.
Hourly UP / DOWN / partial snapshot
Latest automatic monitor runs
| When | Status | Reachable | Avg TTFB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 minute ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 549 ms |
| 8 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 600 ms |
| 14 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 457 ms |
| 20 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 486 ms |
| 26 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 490 ms |
| 28 minutes ago | UP | 7 of 8 countries | 497 ms |
| 34 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 442 ms |
| 35 minutes ago | UP | 7 of 8 countries | 432 ms |
| 41 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 459 ms |
| 47 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 441 ms |
| 54 minutes ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 502 ms |
| 1 hour ago | UP | 8 of 8 countries | 469 ms |
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About this status page
HostCry keeps a live status page for AWS so you can answer “is aws down?” without guessing. We run scheduled HTTP checks from 8 countries (Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States) and show which locations report UP or DOWN. If your country isn’t one of those monitors, the Your location check on this page still tests AWS live from where you are.
If AWS is UP here but not on your device, the issue is often local (ISP, DNS, VPN, Wi‑Fi). If many countries show DOWN, the outage is wider. Need a deeper scan? Run a live check from 114 countries. Or browse all monitored status pages for other popular services.
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AWS is currently UP from 8 monitored countries (Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States).
From United States, we also check AWS from your location. Right now that result is UP, so AWS looks reachable in your country — if it still will not load, the issue is likely your connection, ISP, DNS, VPN, or device. If your location later shows DOWN while most other countries are UP, the problem may be regional rather than a full outage.
In the last 48 hours, HostCry recorded 4 confirmed regional DOWN incidents for AWS (recent recovered detections in Japan). Incidents open only after 3 consecutive failed checks from that country.
Scheduled monitors currently check from: Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States. For a live scan from 114 countries, use Check now.
HostCry checks AWS from multiple countries every few minutes. A country is only marked DOWN after 3 consecutive failed checks, so single blips are ignored. If most confirmed locations report UP, the issue is likely on your side.
Normally about every 5 minutes from all monitored countries. If a country fails, we recheck only those failed locations every 1 minute until they recover, while full multi-country scans continue every 5 minutes. Incidents are confirmed only after 3 consecutive fails.
Yes. Open the free Is It Down tool and paste any URL to run a live multi-country availability check.