Service is operating normally: [RESOLVED] Control API Timeouts
The Amazon CloudFront control API has recovered. The service is now operating normally.
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The Amazon CloudFront control API has recovered. The service is now operating normally.
We are investigating timeouts to the Amazon CloudFront control API. Request to serve Amazon CloudFront content are not affected.
We are investigating timeouts to the Amazon CloudFront control API. Requests to serve Amazon CloudFront content are not affected.
The increased error rates affecting Amazon S3 lasted from 2:27 to 2:54 PM PDT. This may have affected CloudFront’s ability to get new objects from Amazon S3 during that period. Objects already held in edge locations used by CloudFront were served without disruption; however, requests for objects not already in edge locations used by CloudFront may have been affected by the Amazon S3 event. The services have fully recovered and are operating normally.
Amazon S3 is currently experiencing elevated error rates. This may affect CloudFront’s ability to get new objects from Amazon S3. Objects already held in edge locations used by CloudFront will be served without disruption; however, requests for objects not already in edge locations used by CloudFront may be affected by the Amazon S3 event.
Amazon CloudFront Control API delays have been resolved. The CloudFront Control API is operating normally.
Amazon CloudFront control API operations are currently experiencing delays. We are investigating.
[RESOLVED] Control API Delays
Error rates have recovered and the service is operating normally. We are continuing to monitor closely.
Customers are experiencing errors when requesting objects not already held in Amazon CloudFront edge locations due to the status of Amazon S3 (US Standard). Requests for objects already held in Amazon CloudFront edge locations are being served normally.