Is Prestosports Down?

Amazon Web Services (AWS), our hosting provider, is currently experiencing an issue with its EC2 infrastructure that is affecting frontend websites. During this time, some sites may load slowly or be temporarily unavailable. As of now, our backend admin servers and StatView are not affected and are working normally. Our team is actively monitoring AWS’s incident and taking every step we can to reduce the impact on your sites. Because the root cause is within AWS’s infrastructure, the resolution timeline is outside our direct control. We will post updates here as the situation develops. Thank you for your patience. --- [2026-11-06T23:15:29.681Z] (300) AWS has expanded its incident to include ECS (Elastic Container Service), which some of our backend services run on. You may now experience interruptions with backend admin tools in addition to the frontend website issues reported earlier. Previously reported: AWS is experiencing an issue with its EC2 infrastructure that is affecting frontend websites. Some sites may load slowly or be temporarily unavailable. Our team continues to monitor AWS’s incident closely and is taking every step we can to reduce the impact. Because the root cause is within AWS’s infrastructure, the resolution timeline is outside our direct control. We will continue to post updates here as the situation develops. Thank you for your patience. --- [2026-11-07T00:16:19.856Z] (300) Update from AWS: AWS has identified the cause of the issue: a subsystem supporting EBS volumes is preventing EC2 instances from launching in their US-WEST-2 region. AWS reports early signs of recovery and expects to post their next update by 8:30 PM ET. We will continue to monitor and will post an update as soon as we see recovery on our side. CMS Admin and PrestoStats remain functional for users who are already logged in. If you are currently logged in, please do not log out. This interruption is affecting login services, and you may not be able to sign back in until the issue is resolved. Thank you for your patience. --- [2026-11-07T00:35:32.653Z] (300) We are seeing signs of recovery, and frontend websites are functional again. Some sites may load slowly for a short time while services fully stabilize. AWS is continuing to work toward full resolution, and our team will keep monitoring closely until all services are confirmed stable. We will post another update once we can confirm full recovery. Thank you for your patience.

We are currently experiencing a delay in content and stat updates reaching frontend websites. This is caused by an AWS issue with our database. Our team is working directly with AWS Enterprise Support, and their engineers are actively working on a fix. There is no estimated time to resolution yet because the issue is still being investigated. What this affects: Changes made in the CMS (articles, photos, file uploads, rosters, schedules, and stats) may not appear on public websites right away. What still works: You can keep working in the CMS and entering stats in PrestoStats as usual. Nothing you save will be lost. All changes will show up on your website automatically once the issue is resolved. We will post updates here as we learn more. Thank you for your patience. --- [2026-10-09T15:08:47.639Z] (300) We have identified the cause of the delayed updates to frontend websites and are working with AWS Enterprise Support to resolve it. While this work is underway, some frontend websites may load more slowly than usual. We expect this to be resolved in approximately 3 hours. You can keep working in the CMS and entering stats in PrestoStats as normal. All changes you make will appear on your website once the fix is complete. We will post another update when the issue is resolved or if anything changes. Thank you for your patience. --- [2026-10-09T17:01:22.336Z] (300) A fix has been applied, and frontend websites are now showing the most current information with no delay. Any changes made in the CMS or PrestoStats during this incident should now appear on your website. As we finish restoring full capacity, some websites may still load a little slower than usual. We expect site speeds to return to normal within about an hour. We will keep monitoring and post a final update once everything is fully back to normal. Thank you for your patience.