Provider trouble · Nov 6, 2026
19 companies' status pages showed trouble at AWS us-west-2 (Oregon)
The first posted at Nov 6, 22:53 UTC, the last 88 minutes later. 7 companies wrote about it in their own words, and 12 more pages carried AWS's own status showing trouble.
2,093 companies in our directory rely on AWS.
When they first posted
Companies by when their status page first showed it, 10 minutes a column. The most, 6, in Nov 6, 22:50–23:00 UTC.
What they said
Quoted from their status pages. Times are UTC.
- Safe Software: “Issues with Instance actions in US West region (us-west-2)”
- Dagster: “Elevated errors in launching serverless runs”
- Databricks: “ES-2342108”
- Atlan: “Delayed workflow execution for some tenants in the us-west-2 region”
- Supabase: “Increased Errors with Project Lifecycle Operations in US-West-2”
- Hevo Data: “Edge Pipeline Ingestion Delay- Due to AWS Outage”
- Sigma Computing: “Degraded performance in AWS US-WEST-2 hosted organizations”
AWS's own status, shown on their pages
Parts on these companies' status pages that carry AWS's status, showing it in trouble. They repeat AWS rather than report in their own words.
- Elastic: “AWS Oregon (us-west-2) / AWS EC2 Health: us-west-2: degraded”
- Pulumi: “Third Party Services / AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Neo4j: “AWS (Amazon Web Services) / AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Superhuman: “Docs / Amazon Web Services: AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Sequel: “Third Party / AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Semgrep: “AWS / AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Hiver: “Infrastructure / AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Patlytics: “AWS ecs-us-west-2: degraded”
- Cheqroom: “AWS ECS - US: degraded”
- DigitalGenius: “AWS ecs-us-west-2: degraded”
- Thepluginpeople: “Enterprise Mail Handler for Jira Cloud (JEMHC) / AWS ec2-us-west-2: degraded”
- Atlassian Statuspage: “AWS rds-us-west-2: degraded”
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Caught as it happened, by reading companies' status pages. Status pages say what each company chose to post; a company not listed may have had the same trouble and said nothing.