Last Updated on: 12th July 2021, 10:16 pm
Amazon.com Inc said its online servers returned to normal services after a global blackout disrupted purchases at its domestic locations.
E-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc’s online store had to deal with widespread blackouts Sunday night / Monday morning, the second major service outage since late June, according to blackout monitoring website Downdetector.
Your online store was displaying error messages on multiple regional domains. Reuters was unable to access the list of products in its domains, including the United States, India, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and Singapore.
“We regret that some customers may have trouble buying. Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve the issue,” said an Amazon spokesperson.
At 0400 GMT some of the domains were back. Amazon did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the scope of the resumption of services.
As per the Downdetector, more than 38,000 user reports have reported problems with Amazon’s online store site, while nearly 500 users have reported problems with Amazon’s web services.
According to Downdetector, around 80% of the reported problems were with the website, 15% with logins, and 5% with paid services. Down Detector tracks outages by collecting status reports from a variety of sources, including errors submitted by users on its platform.
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The outage could have affected a larger number of users. In June, several users experienced a brief outage on Amazon’s platforms, including Alexa and Prime Video, before services were restored.
