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Statistiques de temps d'arrêt en temps réel pour Amazon Web Services au cours des dernières 24 heures

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Historique du statut de Aws : Aperçu des pannes des dernières 24 heures
Ce graphique illustre le statut du service de Aws au cours de la journée écoulée, mettant en évidence les périodes de panne. Il offre aux utilisateurs des informations sur les interruptions récentes, ce qui permet de mieux comprendre la fiabilité de la plateforme. Suivre l'historique du statut de Aws permet aux utilisateurs de rester informés des interruptions de service, garantissant une expérience de consultation plus fluide.

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Rapports des utilisateurs

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Cependant, il est important de savoir que, comme tout service en ligne, Amazon Web Services peut rencontrer des périodes d'indisponibilité, des pannes ou d'autres problèmes pouvant affecter son statut. Êtes-vous préoccupé par une possible panne de Amazon Web Services ? Chez Entireweb, nous surveillons et vérifions constamment le statut de Amazon Web Services, garantissant ainsi sa fiabilité. Que vous rencontriez des problèmes avec Amazon Web Services ou que vous souhaitiez simplement rester informé de son statut, vous pouvez consulter Entireweb en cas de problème avec Amazon Web Services. Restez informé du statut de Amazon Web Services et de sa disponibilité, et assurez-vous de toujours être à jour sur son statut actuel et ses dernières pannes.


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SNS Mobile Notifications to iOS - APNs environment

I feel like I’ve read the AWS docs, Apple docs and other places like stackoverflow and just can’t understand how to best solve the following problem. When my server side receives a device token,...

2025-04-22 23:08:21
Publié par u/ausisnice dans r/aws
Score: 2 | Commentaires: 0

Handling multiple concurrent requests (and multiple concurrent aurora connections)

Hi, we have several node.js severless projects, all using Aurora Postgresql, and we use Sequelize as the ORM. The problem is that we reach a lot of concurrent db sessions, our AAS (average active ses...

2025-04-22 21:29:57
Publié par u/leinad41 dans r/aws
Score: 2 | Commentaires: 5
  • Your max db connections gets to 6? That isn't very high, what problems are you experiencing with that? Given that you are already using sequelize, I would use that before trying other stuff out, you can set the max for the pool for each request to 2 (used for find all queries etc.), and then if your max AAS is 2 you'll only have 4 connections on average.
  • You should almost certainly use an RDS Proxy.

Total Noob AWS Backup Questions - Help with Possible Malicious Acts

We are having what might be shaping up as a falling out with our development company. While we are hoping for the best possible resolution, they may be going out of business, and we have a couple of o...

2025-04-22 16:00:03
Publié par u/slickmcfav dans r/aws
Score: 2 | Commentaires: 3
  • If it were me I would take snapshots of everything and replicate all that data to a different account that they don't have access to
  • I’ve done “hostile account takeover / hedge against bad partner behavior” as a consultant before. This all depend on their aws permissions in that account, if that team has full admin than you need to backup and replicate to a different aws account they can’t access If their aws permissions are more tightly scoped to specific things you may be able to backup in that account or create snapshots that they can’t mess with — or alter permission so they can’t delete stuff etc etc — all depends on what level of access they have If your rds and s3 stuff is small you can export the db and download the s3 contents directly for peace of mind. The EBS and ec2 stuff is harder to backup externally — that is why people are recommending cross account replication to an account they can’t touch First thing you should do is audit and document what level of permissions they have in your account as that will guide your next Legal also has a role — if the devs are in the USA or in your own jurisdiction then there is a big risk to bad behavior. None of my emergency consulting ever needed to stick because both my clients and the partner they had a nasty breakup with were in the USA and both feared lawyers. What actually happened is the hostile partner simply stopped communicating entirely and left my client to recover the pieces and take over the app. No bad behavior or destructive acts, just got ghosted which was the near ideal outcome
  • You are thinking about this wrong in the sense that you need the advice of a lawyer and not a reddit tech community, yes.