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Is AWS (Amazon Web Services) down in Brazil?

Operationalin Brazil, measured from São Paulo

Our São Paulo probe last checked AWS (Amazon Web Services) at Oct 7, 2026, 12:22 AM UTC and read operational.

Over the last 24 hours we completed 359 checks from São Paulo and 359 answered cleanly, 100.00% availability.

Of the 9 other regions we check AWS (Amazon Web Services) from, all 9 read operational right now.

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What our São Paulo probe measured

São PauloOperational359 checks in 24h, 100.00%

Last checked Oct 7, 2026, 12:22 AM UTC.

How the other regions read right now

Of the 9 other regions we check AWS (Amazon Web Services) from, all 9 read operational right now.

Probe cityRight nowLast 24h
AshburnOperational100.00% of 713 checks
San JoseOperational100.00% of 720 checks
FrankfurtOperational100.00% of 719 checks
TokyoOperational100.00% of 719 checks
ChicagoOperational100.00% of 360 checks
TorontoOperational100.00% of 360 checks
LondonOperational100.00% of 359 checks
SingaporeOperational100.00% of 360 checks
SydneyOperational99.72% of 360 checks

Other countries we check AWS (Amazon Web Services) from

How we measured this

Brazil readings on this page come from RealUptime's own São Paulo probe against AWS (Amazon Web Services)'s public endpoints. They are not user reports, and they are not AWS (Amazon Web Services)'s own status page.

See AWS (Amazon Web Services)'s full measured status, the 90-day history by region, or the outage tracker methodology.

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