Provider status detail
AWS
DegradedObserved brings together the current public status we can see and the limits of that collection in one place.
Status at a glance
Current status summary
Status observed by Observed
AWS · Degraded
- Snapshot time
- Snapshot age
- 37 seconds
- Freshness window
- 180 seconds
- Collected at
- Source
- Parsed from the official RSS/Atom incident feed.
- Fidelity
- Uses the status the official page directly asserts.
- Outcome
- Fetched the data without errors.
What to keep in mind
- Observed shows public status signals only.
- Official outage or maintenance notices and progress details are not mirrored here.
No component info
- Source
- Parsed from the official RSS/Atom incident feed.
- Fidelity
- Uses the status the official page directly asserts.
- Outcome
- Fetched the data without errors.
- Collected at
- Observed for
- 2026-08-05 15:04 UTC observed · ~21 hours
Observed change history
Recent observed changes
These rows are retained only when Observed sees an actual status-value change against the previous snapshot. This page filters this provider from the latest global retained window, so it is not complete per-provider history.
- UnknownDegraded
Service disruption: Increased Error Rates
- DegradedUnknown
응답 시간 초과
Collection reality
What this page can and cannot say
Observed organizes public status signals honestly, but it is not private telemetry or an SLA adjudication system.
- Only signals visible on official public status pages and public incident feeds are used.
- Account-specific outages, private telemetry, and user-specific impact are not visible here.
- It does not guarantee uptime, SLA compliance, or availability.
- Stale, unknown, and collection failure are not healthy signals. Unobserved states are never corrected to green.
- Incident-feed “no reported incidents” means no listed incident was found; it is not an asserted-health signal.
AWS · Outcome: Fetched the data without errors. · Fidelity: Uses the status the official page directly asserts.