Vendor record
AWS EC2
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Front door check counts and AWS EC2’s own incident posts. Use them to investigate a dependency; neither confirms what happened in your app.
Front door checks
We send a request to a documented AWS EC2 endpoint and count the checks that got the answer it is documented to give.
Front door reachable in 2,879 of 2,879 checks with a clear answer, last 30 days, checked every 15 minutes from a single CheckUpstream location.
- Endpoint checked
- ec2.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com
- Scope
- ec2ap-southeast-2
- First check in this window
- Latest clear answer
Front door reachable in 2,879 of 2,879 checks with a clear answer, last 30 days, checked every 15 minutes from a single CheckUpstream location.
- Endpoint checked
- ec2.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com
- Scope
- ec2eu-west-1
- First check in this window
- Latest clear answer
Front door reachable in 2,879 of 2,879 checks with a clear answer, last 30 days, checked every 15 minutes from a single CheckUpstream location.
- Endpoint checked
- ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
- Scope
- ec2us-east-1
- First check in this window
- Latest clear answer
Checks 15 minutes apart cannot see disruptions shorter than that. A check that reached the front door does not show that every AWS EC2 product, region or your app worked.
How we count front door checksAWS EC2 says
Incident posts from AWS EC2’s status page, with its titles, impact levels and times. They say what AWS EC2 chose to post, not what reached your app.
A closed record shows when our record closed. Some older records closed when a post left the status page, without a resolution post from the vendor.
AWS does not publish a component catalog for this feed. This page includes an incident only when AWS names this product in the event. A quiet record does not mean the product was available.
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incidents AWS EC2 posted, last 90 days
Most recent records · all dates
No incidents recorded
AWS EC2 has posted nothing we recorded. That is an empty history, not evidence of uninterrupted service.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is AWS EC2 currently down?
AWS EC2's latest recorded status is Operational. Check the timestamp and linked source at the top of this page. A vendor status report does not establish whether your application was affected.
When did AWS EC2 last have an outage?
We have no closed incident record for AWS EC2 in the past 12 months. Missing records do not establish that the service had no incidents.
Does CheckUpstream publish an uptime percentage for AWS EC2?
No. CheckUpstream checks AWS EC2’s front door every 15 minutes and publishes how many checks reached it over the last 30 days, with the endpoint checked. Checks 15 minutes apart cannot see disruptions shorter than that. A percentage would claim more than the checks can show.
How do I monitor AWS EC2 in production?
Create your account, connect GitHub or GitLab and choose a public or private repository. Review the vendor matches and your alert settings. Available notification channels and history depend on your plan.
How does CheckUpstream track AWS EC2?
This record separates vendor-reported incidents from independent checks. Sources and coverage vary by vendor: review the linked source, check time and measurement scope. Neither kind of evidence establishes SLA credit eligibility.