Amazon CloudFront status history: 24-hour outage overview
The chart shows the service status for Amazon CloudFront over the past 24 hours, highlighting periods of downtime. It provides insight into recent disruptions and helps users understand platform reliability. Tracking Amazon CloudFront status history keeps users informed and ensures a smoother experience.
This overview displays the number of user-reported issues per day over the past 28 days.
Amazon CloudFront response time history:
Note: the chart shows the last 10 measurements of Amazon CloudFront response time (in seconds) and the status of the monitored servers and website. These measurements are part of our automatic public site check and indicate site availability at each test point. Apps or service components not directly linked to the website are not included. Values in the chart may reflect the status of a specific service component, not the entire system.
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Amazon CloudFront is a content delivery network operated by Amazon Web Services. The content delivery network was created to provide a globally-distributed network of proxy servers to cache content, such as web videos or other bulky media, more locally to consumers, to improve access speed for downloading the content.
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