Amazon Health Dashboard – Service health - Amazon Health
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Amazon Health Dashboard – Service health

You can use the Amazon Health Dashboard – Service health to view the health of all Amazon Web Services. This page shows reported service events for services across Amazon Web Services Regions. You don't need to sign in or have an Amazon Web Services account to access the Amazon Health Dashboard – Service health page.

Tip

This website only shows public events, which are not specific to an Amazon Web Services account. If you already have an account, we recommend that you sign in to view your Amazon Health Dashboard and stay informed about events that can affect your account and services. For more information, see Getting started with your Amazon Health Dashboard – Your account health.

To view the Amazon Health Dashboard – Service health

  1. Navigate to the https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status page.

    Note

    If you are already signed in to your Amazon Web Services account, page, you will be redirected to the Amazon Health Dashboard – Your account health page.

  2. Under Service health, choose Open and recent issues to view recently reported events. You can view the following information about the event:

    • The event name and affected Region. For example, Operational issue – Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (N. Virginia)

    • The service name

    • The event's severity, such as Informational or Degradation

    • A timeline of recent updates for the event

    • A list of Amazon Web Services that are also affected by this event

    Note

    You can view the events in your local time zone or in UTC. For more information, see Time zone settings.

  3. (Optional) Next to the event, choose RSS to subscribe to an RSS feed for this event. You will receive notifications about this specific service in the specified Amazon Web Services Region.

  4. Choose Service history to view the Service history table. This table shows all Amazon Web Service interruptions for the last 12 months.

    Tip

    You can filter by Service, Amazon Web Services Region, and date.

  5. Next to an ongoing service event, choose the status icon ( ) to view more information about the event.

  6. (Optional) To view this as a list of historical events, choose the list of events button. Choose any event in the event column to view more information about that specific event in the pop-up side-panel.

    Note

    Selecting any public event after September 2023 will populate the URL in the browser with a link to that public Amazon Health event. After you select this link, you navigate to the list of events view with that event pop-up.

  7. (Optional) Choose RSS to subscribe to an RSS feed. You will receive notifications about this specific service in the specified Amazon Web Services Region.

  8. (Optional) You can view the events in your local time zone or UTC. For more information, see Time zone settings.

  9. (Optional) If you have an account, choose Open your account health to sign in. After you sign in, you can view events that are specific to your account. For more information, see Getting started with your Amazon Health Dashboard – Your account health.