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A critical DNS error at Amazon Web Services’ US-EAST-1 region has triggered widespread DynamoDB API reliability issues, affecting numerous dependent services and customers. The disruption reportedly caused significant error rate spikes and operational challenges for companies relying on AWS infrastructure, including AI search platform Perplexity.
A significant DNS disruption at Amazon Web Services‘ US-EAST-1 region has triggered widespread reliability issues with the DynamoDB API, according to reports. The incident, which began shortly after midnight Pacific Time, caused error rates to soar and created cascading effects across multiple AWS services and customer platforms that depend on the critical database infrastructure.
A major AWS outage originating from the US-EAST-1 region disrupted services across Facebook, Slack, financial platforms and airports early Monday. The DNS resolution issue with DynamoDB caused widespread internet disruptions, reviving concerns about cloud dependency. Amazon reported significant recovery by mid-morning but acknowledged ongoing issues with some services.
A significant Amazon Web Services outage early Monday caused cascading failures across major internet platforms including Facebook, Snapchat, and numerous financial applications, according to reports. The disruption began shortly after midnight Pacific Time in Amazon’s Northern Virginia cloud region, with the company confirming “significant signs of recovery” several hours later.
