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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Microsoft Azure users through our website.
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Cloud Services (70%)
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Domains (11%)
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E-mail (8%)
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Hosting (7%)
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Web Tools (5%)
Live Outage Map
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Microsoft Azure Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Phil Pursglove
(@philpursglove) reported
Anyone have any words of wisdom on finding out which component in your system is causing your @Azure service plan to max out?
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Thomas Knepshield
(@tknep3) reported
from
Greensboro, North Carolina
@Microsoft @Azure I think it’s a bit stupid that the baseline database price for students is $380. Used up my student credits in a heartbeat. I have to use this platform for a class and I don’t want to have to pay for it. Is there anything you can help me with? @microsoft
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Daganev
(@Daganev) reported
Oh @awscloud LoadBalancers, why do I need to make 3 network calls just to find out which instances are attached? You need something like @Azure resource graph queries.
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Christian Luther
(@hugoderwolf) reported
Here we go again. It's impossible to login to @Azure if you have to switch accounts from time to time. It keeps trying to connect with a company account from a side job and there's no way to get to a simple ******* login screen where I enter my ******* own email, pretty please!
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Tim McIntyre
(@SiODsays) reported
@goserverless Hi! Are @Azure functions broken? I'm running into what looks like a framework issue when deploying...
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ሜሮን Hayle
(@MeronHayle) reported
@Azure Restoring a database to PostgreSQL flexible server takes ages. Even with -j 8 bruv. Azure really sucks!
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Julien 🇫🇷
(@Julien14211) reported
1/ I am very disappointed with @Azure. I had my subscription suspended on October 17th, for having supposedly "violated their terms of use", when I had not even used the service yet. I'm just getting tired of making tickets to reactivate the subscription, impossible. I contacted
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Engin Diri 🍂
(@_ediri) reported
Slowly getting their with @Azure API Management service.
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Bob O'Donnell
(@bobodtech) reported
Interesting to see how @microsoft is pulling together so many of its many acquisitions, products and services into this demo. Helping app developers create code more quickly with @azure Open AI Service certainly looks impressive. #MSIgnite
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Isaac Abraham
(@isaac_abraham) reported
@SummeR600 @dustinmoris @Azure App Service is a PaaS model IMO, but besides. Yes, you shouldn't have to think about this really. I'm interested to know why Dustin is having these issues because we've deployed apps in core 3 and net 5 on the app service without problems.
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Dustin Moris Gorski
(@dustinmoris) reported
@jeffhollan @Azure IMHO the way this should/could be prevented from an Azure PoV is to require the source code during publish rather than an already built + published web package. Then the app service can just publish the app with its own SDK as part of the deployment.
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James M. Woodward
(@JMW) reported
Unrelated to Mythic Quest; How are 2FA vendors SO BAD at allowing people to switch phones? @Fortinet says "INVALID" if you move the app. @duosec moves, but codes and pushes fail. @Azure's depend on the app, so maybe they take 1st place.
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Jorge Turrado
(@JorgeTurrado) reported
@Azure , have you got problems in Brazil South? I can't see anything in your status page, but I'm experimenting problems related with the autoscaling. The expected instance count is 8, but there are only 2. I scaled manually to other amount, but still having only 2
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Steven Banks
(@stevenabanks) reported
I can't help but think of Clippy in a top hat when I visualize @Azure Dapr after the interview with @markrussinovich #MSIgnite
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Akiishi
(@Akiishic) reported
@Randy74599116 @Azure So this happened to me for 3-weeks and I tried contacting support service but they always have me a robot reply so I got in contact with this Hacker Dreyhacks_ on Instagram, he was the one who got me back my account, he should help you with yours.
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Torben Andersen
(@DKTOA) reported
@Lord_Chappers @Azure @Office365 I/we (in Denmark) have the same issue......
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RedFyve
(@RedFyv3) reported
Why do you have to allow all #PowerShell scripts to execute just to use @Azure AD Connect? Can you sign your god damn scripts please?
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Greg
(@gdrazman) reported
@MSCloud This is just fear mongering crap
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Jeff Hollan
(@jeffhollan) reported
@dustinmoris @Azure Agree - challenge then may come if the build fails if the build depends on an SDK that isn't yet deployed globally - but yes cloud builds could prevent some issues between "DLL works here but not there"
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J Chapman
(@Lord_Chappers) reported
@Azure @Office365 Odd Outlook/365 issue - the time in the UK went back an hour yesterday morning. All of the users have the correct timezone on their accounts, the times for meetings in the room calendars are correct, but Room Finder is off by an hour on it's availability! Help!
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Geert Baeke
(@GeertBaeke) reported
@Pixel_Robots @kareldewinter @Azure I was actually thinking of that today. No problem to use ARM or Bicep etc… but having a simple YAML file to submit would be even easier imho
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P@ulLuo
(@IamPaulLuo) reported
@carstenlemm @Azure please just tell people that they can use logic app, app service and functions as microservices too. Why must we associate container with microservice. Does not make sense.
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kelin
(@kelin35889100) reported
@q_microsoftexch @Azure @MicrosoftHelps service.AutodiscoverUrl(EXCHANGE_ADMIN_USERNAME, redirectionCallback) this doesn't return a correct endpoint url. what is wrong here? thanks!
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SummeR600
(@SummeR600) reported
@isaac_abraham @dustinmoris @Azure Isn't one of the benefits of using a SaaS service that you don't have to manage a server, and don't have to install runtimes. Also why would a Microsoft service not support all public LTS runtimes out of the box. This promotes developers to always use standalone deployments.
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Robin St.Clair
(@Uberseehandel) reported
I've just been sent 74 Azure Service updates. Is this a record? Do I get a credit on my account? @Azure
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Corey Quinn
(@QuinnyPig) reported
@SQLRockstar @Azure Find me the misstep where when a customer uses an AWS or Google Cloud service correctly configured and exposes their data to another tenant. This is not the same thing at all.
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James M. Woodward
(@JMW) reported
@Fortinet @duosec @Azure That means: Logigng into all Fortitoken devices & re-enrolling. Duo has locked me out of both the admin and client panels, not certain of resolution steps here. Azure made me log in (as admin) and reset my MFA. How is a normal user expected to handle this crap?
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Morten Mertner
(@mortenmertner) reported
@QuinnyPig @SQLRockstar @Azure CloudFlare had a problem where memory was shared across customer VMs, allowing malicious actors to siphons other people data. Given the programming languages used to write the majority of OSes and services, I think it's safe to say that everyone is at risk of this happening.
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Rick Dudley (afdudley.eth)
(@AFDudley0) reported
@cjremus @awscloud @Azure It's not actually more convenient for us given we already have racked machines. It's about the time it takes to rack machines compared to when we need the result by. It could be considered "bad planning", but no one has ever done this before, so more like "poor communication".
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Corey Quinn
(@QuinnyPig) reported
@SQLRockstar @Azure Customer misconfigurations are a problem you’ll never get away from and I don’t hang around the neck of the provider (once they fixed their interface anyway). It’s the legacy of a “store the backups” service also being a web serving service.