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When an upstream (a cloud, a CDN, an identity provider) breaks and providers that run on it break within 15 minutes. Attributed means the provider named the upstream; overlapping means only the timing lines up.

2026-11-06

AWS us-west-2 disruption cascade

3 downstream providers

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  1. AWSDegradedCascade
    Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Oregon): Elevated Launch Failures

    The provider says EC2 instance launch failures affected all AZs in US-WEST-2 from 2:35 PM to 4:21 PM PST, caused by a subsystem supporting EBS Volumes. The issue is resolved, running instances were not impacted, and retrying failed requests is recommended.

    lasted 2h 21mAmazon Elastic Compute Cloudus-west-2
  2. SupabaseDegradedCascade
    Increased Errors with Project Lifecycle Operations in US-West-2

    Supabase says Project Lifecycle operations in US-West-2 (new project creation, unpauses, restores, project size changes, restarts) were impacted by an upstream provider incident affecting EC2 instances; active projects were unaffected. The incident is now resolved and operations have recovered.

    lasted 2h 28mus, us-west-2
  3. LovableDegradedCascade
    Degraded Lovable Cloud project creation

    Lovable says some users may have seen errors creating new Lovable Cloud projects, due to degraded performance at its vendor in US-West-2. The incident is resolved, and the vendor reports that project creation in US-West-2 is recovering.

    lasted 1h 21mus, us-west-2
  4. Couchbase CapellaPartial outageCascade
    Capella Operations Impacted by AWS us-west-2 instance launch failures

    Couchbase Capella says AWS us-west-2 instance launch failures are intermittently affecting Operational Cluster lifecycle operations, including new cluster creation, turn-on, and backups. Existing clusters are unaffected. The incident is currently under investigation.

    lasted 1h 3mus, us-west-2