GCP and GSuite had outages this week listed on their status pages.

AWS has been rock solid for us in the 3 regions we operate in.

The GCP outages don't seem to have been capacity related though, they were both networking issues. In one of them they broke their traffic routing to a datacenter in Atlanta, and in the other one an unnamed cloud provider (that pretty much has to be AWS) broke inbound inter-cloud traffic in us-east1 (so presumably AWS borked the link from Google's us-east1 to AWS us-east-1). These seem like normal sorts of cloud issues that happen to coincide with covid-19.

If anybody at AWS is reading this: congratulations! Thank you! Keeping infrastructure running is hard in the best of times, and these times definitely are not the best.

We've anecdotally seen a huge increase in spot market flakiness, but basic functionality and reserved instances have been solid.

"This like every day is Black Friday for Amazon."

So, a pretty big deal then: https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/16/17577654/amazon-prime-day...