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Amazon Web Services (AWS) said it had identified the cause of the outage and taken action to prevent a recurrence

Amazon Web Services Inc.’s newest open-source project is Graph Notebook, a tool that enables data scientists to analyze and visualize information that their companies store in graph databases. Graph Notebook is based on software components that AWS originally developed for its Amazon Neptune managed graph database service. The cloud giant announced the project on Wednesday. [] The post AWS open-s

Amazon.com Inc’s widely used cloud service, Amazon Web Services, is experiencing a large-scale outage, the company said, affecting users ranging from websites to software providers

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Sites like The Washington Post and Roku, as well as Amazon’s own services, were affected AWS - the backbone of many online services - experienced a major outage last night, with service only restored at 9:18am GMT on Thursday. Although the multi-hour outage only affected one of AWS’s 23 global regions (US-East-1), it affected many services and sites, including Coinbase, Flickr, Glass

Smart-home owners are left without service as an AWS outage breaks device functionality.

As more and more companies, websites and net-based services rely on cloud computing, the risks have also increased dramatically. Yesterday, we saw what happens when such services go crashing down. Amazon is the dominant player in cloud computing, with its Amazon Web Services (AWS) having 45 percent market share, crushing the competition, most notably, Google and Microsoft. Yesterday, AWS experi