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This was our exact experience with this outage. Literally all our AWS resources are in EU/UK regions - and they all continued functioning just fine - but we co
by herodoturtle 5y ago
This was our exact experience with this outage.
Literally all our AWS resources are in EU/UK regions - and they all continued functioning just fine - but we couldn't sign in to our AWS console to manage said resources.
Thankfully the outage didn't impact our production systems at all, but our inability to access said console was quite alarming to say the least.
- aaron42net 5y agoThe default region for global services including https://console.aws.amazon.com https://console.aws.amazon.com is us-east-1, but there are usual regional alternatives. For example: https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com It would probably be clearer that they exist if the console redirected to the regional URL when you switched regions. STS, S3, etc have regional endpoints too that have continued to work when us-east-1 has been broken in the past and the various AWS clients can be configured to use them, which they also sadly don't tend to do by default.