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by david_shaw
174 days ago
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Yes, it's the least reliable. Thanks for summarizing the data here to illustrate the issue. It's often seen as the "standard" or "default" region to use when spinning up new US-based AWS services, is the oldest AWS center, has the most interconnected systems, and likely has the highest average load. It makes sense that us-east-1 has reliability problems, but I wish Amazon was a little more upfront about some of the risks when choosing that zone. |
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