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Amazon Bedrock SLA

AWS · AI models · promises up to 99.9% · SLA of Oct 4, 2023 · checked 25h ago

3 major outages in the last 365 days, each in one region (me-south-1, me-central-1 and us-east-1).

Worst region me-central-1: 72 h counted, 99.178% observed against the 99.9% Standard, which applies per region. 2 of 12 months fell below it (credits are claimed per month). 2 incidents ran past 72 hours; each counts for 72 hours at most (see the method).

Last 90 days: no major outage.

Incidents, last 365 days

Major outage time per month

Allowed per month: 44 min

Commitments and credits

  • StandardAmazon Bedrock APIs for models available on Bedrock, per AWS region99.9%below 99.9%: 10% · below 99%: 25% · below 95%: 100%

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Terms, exclusions and sources
Measured
Average of 5-minute Availability (share of Bedrock API requests not returning a 500 error) per AWS region
Credit cap
Up to 100% of Bedrock charges in the affected region at the lowest tier; issued only if over $1
Claim window
By the end of the second billing cycle after which the incident occurred
How to claim
Open a case in the AWS Support Center with 'SLA Credit Request' in the subject line and request logs
Not covered
Factors outside AWS's reasonable control; Customer actions or inactions (e.g. provisioned throughput scaling, VPC/credential misconfiguration); Not following Bedrock documentation best practices; Customer equipment, software or other technology; Underlying software causing repeated model crashes or an inoperable model
Status history
Status history since Sep 23, 2025
Monthly Uptime Percentage ... Less than 99.9% but greater than or equal to 99.0% 10% ... Less than 99.0% but greater than or equal to 95.0% 25% ... Less than 95.0% 100%
AWS, Last Updated: October 4, 2023. Read the SLA

The commitment is expressed only via the credit table ('Monthly Uptime Percentages set forth in the table below'); 99.9% is the table's top threshold. No latency/throughput SLA is published.

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