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Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers.

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Microsoft Azure users through our website.

  1. Cloud Services (76%)

    Cloud Services (76%)

  2. Domains (8%)

    Domains (8%)

  3. Hosting (7%)

    Hosting (7%)

  4. E-mail (5%)

    E-mail (5%)

  5. Web Tools (4%)

    Web Tools (4%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Microsoft Azure outage reports came from the following cities:

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City Problem Type Report Time
PakistanLahore Domains
United KingdomHarrogate Cloud Services
FranceAthis-Mons Hosting
United StatesLos Angeles Web Tools
GermanyKonstanz Cloud Services
United StatesFairbanks Cloud Services
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Microsoft Azure Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • QuinnyPig Corey Quinn (@QuinnyPig) reported

    @adriandozsa @Azure If you can find a breach like this in any AWS service I will drag them so hard you'd swear I was a John Deere tractor; it'd put the lie to so many things they've attested to about their security.

  • davidfowl David Fowler 🇧🇧🇺🇸💉💉 (@davidfowl) reported

    @sherif21212 @Azure AKS, Azure Container Apps, Service Fabric. You need application instances to be able to talk to each other. Then everything else works like magic cc @reubenbond

  • david_obrien David O'Brien (he/him) (@david_obrien) reported

    @QuinnyPig @Azure Yes, I'd love to see an in-depth PIR, but also some people here (in your comments) seem to think Microsoft didn't do anything. After Wiz reported the issue Microsoft fixed this super quickly.

  • awakecoding Marc-André Moreau (@awakecoding) reported

    @jaydestro @marypcbuk @Azure Email sent with a summary of how Azure Bastion could get Kerberos support in JIT RDP connections 😎

  • tweetdkp dkp (@tweetdkp) reported

    @jezhumble @QuinnyPig @Azure There are multiple deeper issue here, chief of which is that security cannot be validated, only invalidated.

  • DonStockbauer don.stockbauer (@DonStockbauer) reported

    @MSCloud I tried to build a manufacturing plant in the Cloud but everything just fell down to the ground.

  • baileycyber Mike Bailey (@baileycyber) reported

    @mohmd_nofal @QuinnyPig @Azure I’m surprised none of this calls out to the underlying architectural issues that allowed this. It largely calls out monitoring and forensics.

  • SteveSyfuhs Steve Syfuhs (@SteveSyfuhs) reported

    @awakecoding @jaydestro @Azure At some point it all boils down to CredSSP or TLS.

  • TrustTheMasses Brandon P (@TrustTheMasses) reported

    @JavaOverworked @QuinnyPig @Azure Gonna be honest, I'm having an awful week, personally, and I've got a huge MS365 migration this weekend... my in depth report will need to wait, lol. Apologies.

  • DonStockbauer don.stockbauer (@DonStockbauer) reported

    @Azure I never knew that deep dives have anything to do with data?

  • SteveSyfuhs Steve Syfuhs (@SteveSyfuhs) reported

    @awakecoding @jaydestro @Azure It's already IP-based so that's one problem. If you're going into a bastion realm then I'd be surprised if a KDC is exposed and I doubt they've set up a KDC proxy.

  • AMDServer AMD EPYC (@AMDServer) reported

    See how 3rd Gen @AMD EPYC processors with 3D V-Cache are powering Microsoft @Azure HB-series VMs, enabling faster time-to-insight for customer #HPC workloads. Watch the clip:

  • JK_Dynamic_D wingdingking (@JK_Dynamic_D) reported

    @LainShep @QuinnyPig @Azure I wrote a TF module to stand that up that took ... time. It's not terrible but the overlap with k8s is so high I just don't see why someone would use it when they could go with industry standard ... and that's before you discover the exploit.

  • werzadnan Adnan El Jooss⚡ (@werzadnan) reported

    @killedbygoogle @Azure his Azure Resource Mgr is down, please send clippy for assistance.

  • richardhicks Richard Hicks (@richardhicks) reported

    @nataliedellar @bobsa31 @Azure Also, I typically use v4 templates by default, unless I have a specific reason not to. Assumed that Windows 11 and Azure VPN client would have no issue with a modern template, but I was wrong! 🤪

  • yoz Yoz Grahame (@yoz) reported

    @jezhumble @QuinnyPig @Azure we have no choice but to shut this whole “FedRAMP” thing down until we work out what’s going on

  • JDVIC6415 KEN DUFFY (@JDVIC6415) reported

    @Azure I don't trust this guy. Windows 11 was a abject failure. Had to go back and wasted a lot of time doing so. Still have issues I corrected under 10 and can't get rid of them now. Changes were made that appear to be irreversible. Was that the plan?

  • TommyKneetz t0m3k (@TommyKneetz) reported

    @Azure Link ist Not working

  • dunnhumby dunnhumby (@dunnhumby) reported

    Our customer-centric category solutions are now on Microsoft’s Azure #cloud platform. But what percentage of Fortune 500 companies rely on @Microsoft @Azure for trusted cloud services?

  • marcjacobi UserException("Replace User") (@marcjacobi) reported

    When is @Azure finally gonna support #gRPC? #REST is so #overrated.

  • GGDurkin Gregory G Durkin (@GGDurkin) reported

    @Azure Nothing. My bad :-)

  • zenhorace Horace 🇯🇲 (@zenhorace) reported

    Ways to run containers in @Azure now: App service Container Instance Container App Kubernetes (Feels like I'm forgetting one) Careful, this is one number where you don't want to catch up to AWS

  • MsBardhan Soumi Bardhan (@MsBardhan) reported

    @CodingLeon @Azure app service extension 💥🎉💯

  • joshcarlisle Josh Carlisle (@joshcarlisle) reported

    @QuinnyPig @Azure As a big proponent of CosmosDB for many years now (I’ve probably given 30+ talks on or related) this is some really scary stuff 😱. I have zero inside knowledge and I never used this feature but it has the mark of a rushed feature to check a big data box on a feature list IMO.

  • tweetdkp dkp (@tweetdkp) reported

    @jezhumble @QuinnyPig @Azure We might be butting up against the limitations of Twitter here. I was trying to answer your question about deeper issues, but if the question is now about helpful guidance I could only ever answer "For whom?" :)

  • gaichuhie Arctic Room (@gaichuhie) reported

    By now, it should be a default to auto save the IP on shutting down the VM @Azure It's sucks trying to reconnect only to realize the IP changed on auto-shutdown!

  • UncannyArcade Uncanny Arcade VR (@UncannyArcade) reported

    RT AMD "RT @AMDServer: See how 3rd Gen @AMD EPYC processors with 3D V-Cache are powering Microsoft @Azure HB-series VMs, enabling faster time-to-insight for customer #HPC workloads. Watch the clip:"

  • LainShep Iain Shepherd (@LainShep) reported

    @JK_Dynamic_D @QuinnyPig @Azure I expect they use more Service Fabric than the rest of the world put together lol

  • sherif21212 Magic Engineer (@sherif21212) reported

    @reubenbond @davidfowl @Azure Also, would like to see a sample for Service Fabric.

  • jezhumble Jez Humble (@jezhumble) reported

    @tweetdkp @QuinnyPig @Azure But policy compliance is so often used as a proxy for risk mgmt, & the FedRAMP package is one of the only ways agencies can validate the security of the provider. So my worry is: should the RMF have caught this given the existing controls in 800-53? Or is there a deeper issue?