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After over 45 minutes https://status.aws.amazon.com/ https://status.aws.amazon.com/ now shows "AWS Management Console - Increased Error Rates" I guess 100% is

• Slartie 5y ago
  "Fixed a bug that could cause [adverse behavior affecting 100% of the user base] for some users"
  • sophacles 5y ago
    "some" as in "not all". I'm sure there are some tiny tiny sites that were unaffected because no one went to them during the outage.
    • Slartie 5y ago
      "some" technically includes "all", doesn't it? It excludes "none", I suppose, but why should it exclude "all" (except if "all" equals "none")?
• brasetvik 5y ago
  I can't remember seeing problems be more strongly worded than "Increased Error Rates" or "high error rates with S3 in us-east-1" during the infamous S3 outage of 2017 - and that was after they struggled to even update their own status page because of S3 being down. :)
  • schleck8 5y ago
    During the Facebook outage FB wrote something along the lines of "We noticed that some users are experiencing issues with our apps" eventhough nothing worked anymore
    • remram 5y ago
      Their entire infrastructure was unroutable for a while if I remember correctly. That is a euphemism if I ever saw one.