AWS S3 vs Google Cloud Platform
Reliability comparison based on uptime, incident history, and mean time to recovery. Updated daily.
 AWS S3
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 Google Cloud Platform
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| Current Status | Operational | Operational |
| Uptime (30d) | N/A | 94.150% Best |
| Uptime (90d) | N/A | 79.868% Best |
| MTTR | N/A | 128.9 hrs Best |
| Incidents (30d) | 0 Best | 3 |
| Incidents (90d) | 0 Best | 4 |
| Reliability Score | 100.0/100 Best | 57.7/100 |
Recent Incidents
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud VMware Engine (GCVE), Google Cloud NetApp Volumes, and Bare Metal Solutions (BMS) services are experiencing temperature alerts in europe-west4-a.
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud VMware Engine (GCVE), Google Cloud NetApp Volumes, and Bare Metal Solutions (BMS) services are experiencing a service outage in europe-west4-a due to a cooling failure.
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud VMware Engine (GCVE) Stretched Cluster customers are experiencing zonal outages impacting network connectivity across multiple regions.
Google Cloud Platform
Network traffic to Google Cloud originating from Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai and surrounding areas is experiencing intermittent periods of elevated latency and possible packet loss.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is more reliable, AWS S3 or Google Cloud Platform?
Based on our monitoring data, AWS S3 is currently more reliable than Google Cloud Platform. AWS S3 has a reliability score of 100.0/100 compared to Google Cloud Platform's 57.7/100. This score factors in uptime percentage, mean time to recovery, incident frequency, and consistency. Monitor both services with Happy Uptime for real-time alerts.
Which has better uptime, AWS S3 or Google Cloud Platform?
Over the last 30 days, Google Cloud Platform has a higher uptime of 94.150% compared to AWS S3's N/A. We check both services every 5 minutes from multiple global regions.
Is AWS S3 more stable than Google Cloud Platform?
AWS S3 has been more stable over the past 90 days with 0 incidents compared to Google Cloud Platform's 4 incidents. Fewer incidents generally indicates a more stable service. Use Happy Uptime to track both services and get AI-powered incident analysis.
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