Head-to-Head Reliability Radar

Amazon Web Services (AWS) vs Microsoft Azure

Live head-to-head comparison evaluating real-time incident severity, estimated 90-day availability, recovery speed (MTTR), and failure symptoms.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Logo

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Operational Baseline
0/100
Outage Severity Score
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Microsoft Azure Logo

Microsoft Azure

Operational Baseline
0/100
Outage Severity Score
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Both Services Operating at Full Operational Baseline

Neither Amazon Web Services (AWS) nor Microsoft Azure is experiencing widespread outages right now. Both platforms show nominal background report rates. Historically, Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a 90-day estimated uptime of 99.98% with an average MTTR of 35 minutes, compared to 99.93% and 41 minutes for Microsoft Azure.

Side-by-Side Reliability Scorecard

Performance Vector Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure
Live Status Operational Baseline Operational Baseline
Outage Severity Score 0/100 0/100
Recent Problem Reports 0 reports 0 reports
Estimated 90-Day Uptime 99.98% ★ Higher Uptime 99.93%
90-Day Incident Frequency 0 recorded disruptions 1 recorded disruptions
Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) 35 mins ⚡ Faster Recovery 41 mins
Official Status Disclosure

24-Hour Problem Report Velocity

Amazon Web Services (AWS) (Past 24h) Operational Baseline
Microsoft Azure (Past 24h) Operational Baseline

Top Reported Symptoms Breakdown

Amazon Web Services (AWS) User Issues

Website & App Access 51%
Server Connection 33%
Login & Sessions 16%

Microsoft Azure User Issues

Website & App Access 51%
Server Connection 33%
Login & Sessions 16%

Experiencing Trouble with Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure currently having an outage? +
As of real-time telemetry checks, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has a status score of 0/100 (Operational Baseline) with 0 recent user reports, while Microsoft Azure has a score of 0/100 (Operational Baseline) with 0 recent user reports. Neither Amazon Web Services (AWS) nor Microsoft Azure is experiencing widespread outages right now. Both platforms show nominal background report rates. Historically, Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a 90-day estimated uptime of 99.98% with an average MTTR of 35 minutes, compared to 99.93% and 41 minutes for Microsoft Azure.
Which service is historically more reliable: Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure? +
Over the past 90 days, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has maintained an estimated availability of 99.98% with 0 recorded incidents, while Microsoft Azure has delivered an estimated availability of 99.93% with 1 recorded incidents. Amazon Web Services (AWS) exhibits an average recovery time (MTTR) of 35 minutes versus 41 minutes for Microsoft Azure.
What are the most frequent problem reports for Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure? +
For Amazon Web Services (AWS), the primary issue reported is Website & App Access (51% of reports). For Microsoft Azure, the primary issue reported is Website & App Access (51% of reports).
How do I diagnose if Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure is down or just me? +
Use IsDownNow's built-in client diagnostic tool. Run local ping latency and DNS handshake tests directly from your browser to distinguish between local Wi-Fi/router problems and remote cloud provider outages on either Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure.

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