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“Snapchat, Roblox and several banks among major apps down in Amazon internet services outage”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5y8k7k6v1rt
^Yes.
The fact EOS and EAC among other kernel anti-cheats and online gaming services, online social services as well as full-on online government services are utilizing AWS should really concern you all and not strictly on aspects concerning reliability but also security.
It's a grim harbinger of things to come.
The majority of Services use aws..... even Netflix & Disney host their streaming content on their servers.
And the problem is not that it is aws, but would happen with every Single major server host.
The problem is that it is AWS because that's where the outage is coming from at present. No one has to say anything about other companies potentially having this issue, that's simply logical so I'm not sure what your purpose in stating that is? but you should consider AWS' primary location which is why I said that all these services utilizing this particular service is a grim harbinger of things to come.
However, the US East (N. Virginia) region (us-east-1) is often referred to as a default or primary region for initial account setup, as it was the first one created and historically had the most services available.
NOTE: severe storms across the US right now.
In fact, approx 4% of the global websites are hosted on/with Amazon services. That's around affected 57.6 million websites in this area alone. Without naming all the other services. Amazon AWS has around 30% market share. Microsoft Azure has around 20%.
For gaming these days, games primarily use (regardless of whether end-user client or product) Amazon API Gateway, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon EC2, Amazon GameLift, Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration, Amazon Simple Storage Service S3, AWS AppSync, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, AWS Elastic Load Balancing, AWS Global Accelerator, AWS Security Token Service, Amazon Cloudfront, Amazon Redshift, Amazon Athena, Amazon Kinesis and more.
Of course, this also affects stuff like Denuvo Anti-Tamper, Cloud saves, CDN functions, ads and telemetry or various anti-cheat mechanisms.
Unity Engine as example and everything related is using Google Compute (GCE).
If something would break down again, maybe for a longer time, there would be a whole series of problems, because everything is with one provider. Especially in the area of everyday and critical infrastructure (e.g. Defense, Energy)
It would even be good to wake people up.
The reason all of these services are centralized and are becoming increasingly centralized is data which is why I made it a point to emphasize the location (Virginia) and unlike the user spouting their faux downplay about Amazon and its AWS not possessing a primary location, Virginia is effectively the heart of intelligence and this is why they are nestled cozily, deliberately > strategically right next to the NSA complex as well as the CIA, Langley being one such entity that prides itself on crapping up the internet with all manner of online monitoring and psychological operations.
All of that traffic is being routed there and incentivized to be centralized there en masse because it is being harvested and then aggregated by Palantir. It's likely one of the only places in the world that can store and process that grade of data throughput.
AWS and co host this platform. Moments like these are not "oopsies" but much to the tune of what you say, a warning, a wake up call. It will get worse and if people do not disavow and outright reject digital ID and continue allowing PII to run wild then it will spell their end.
Well, to counteract that, the current system have to be destroyed worldwide, companies like Amazon possibilities for retreating must be eliminated and people would have to give up their supposed comforts. Won't happen. Not even in the foreseeable future.
But it has been known for decades now, and nothing has been done about it for just as long. Except that governments and corporations have gone in public offensive. Yes, it will be exciting either way. Viewed purely objectively.