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The following are the most recent problems reported by Microsoft Azure users through our website.
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Cloud Services (67%)
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Hosting (17%)
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Domains (11%)
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Web Tools (6%)
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The most recent Microsoft Azure outage reports came from the following cities:
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Microsoft Azure Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Frans Bouma
(@FransBouma) reported
@cincura_net @WUGCZ @Azure That sucks :( You'd think they keep an eye on that and make sure there's always capacity... or at least make it seamless for you to boot it up without problems...
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Chris Monteiro
(@Deku_shrub) reported
@dylanbeattie @Azure This means 'please don't ask Microsoft for technical support for this'
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Isaac Abraham
(@isaac_abraham) reported
@bomret @Azure Yeah, but at least this issue might actually still get resolved!
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Jonathan Channon
(@jchannon) reported
@dustinmoris @Azure hit the same issue yesterday with .net6 although i'm surprised yours doesn't work as they support 3.1. i had to do a selfcontained publish to fix it
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Mickaël Derriey
(@mderriey) reported
@dustinmoris @Azure Usually, the Azure portal can give more meaningful information about what went wrong. App Service > Diagnose and solve problems > Diagnostic tools > Application Event Logs Curious to know what it was when you find out what it was caused by.
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David Rhoden
(@davidrhoden) reported
@Azure : trying to deploy an app fro the first time using your Django/Postgres tutorial. Nothing is working and the error messages and debug output don't yet make sense to me. Where should I look for help?
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Isaac Abraham
(@isaac_abraham) reported
@gsohal84 @Azure Yep. In January, there were still issues with Azurite though - Tables weren't officially supported, for example. So it appeared that the Storage Emulator, whilst clearly on the way out, was still the only fully-working option. Instead, they'd completely dumped it but not said.
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Isaac Abraham
(@isaac_abraham) reported
@dustinmoris @Azure Appreciate that this is frustrating / annoying. I'm just trying to help :-)
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Dave Mora
(@DaveMora) reported
My friend just accepted a role at Microsoft @Azure Super excited for them because in March 2020 when they got laid off from their food service job they decided to get new skills. So, when people say no one wants to work in food services it's simply because they moved on!
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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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Dustin Moris Gorski
(@dustinmoris) reported
@isaac_abraham @Azure Like honestly I don't even know what I need to do to get this working. This is so frustrating. No developer should ever have to deal with **** like this. Why does my app even think it *needs* 3.1.20? I do a solution wide search and there is no reference to that version.
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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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Juha Ryhänen
(@ryhanenjuha) reported
@dylanbeattie @Azure MS support asking to use IE for debugging the issue in Azure portal 🤯.
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Shahid Iqbal 💙
(@ShahidDev) reported
@isaac_abraham @gsohal84 @Azure You may know this already but just in case, there is Table storage support in Azurite now (preview)
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Jonathan Rault
(@jo_n_go) reported
So far @Azure is (by far) the worst to figure out the mapping between IAM permissions and APIs. There is just no way to know. @awscloud requires some scraping, but feasible. @googlecloud are all API driven, nice! #cloudsecurity
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David Rhoden
(@davidrhoden) reported
@Azure : trying to deploy an app fro the first time using your Djdngo/Postgres tutorial. Nothing is working and the error messages and debug output don't yet make sense to me. Where should I look for help?
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Scareless CRISPR
(@xieish) reported
@jaydestro @Azure that... is immediately (like as i read this) relevant to my interests, good ****!
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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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Dean Bubley
(@disruptivedean) reported
Talks about co-opetition and “red lines” in partnerships with big tech/cloud co’s Trying to keep control of link with customer, plus oversight on security / sovereignty eg Sovereign cloud deal with @Azure
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tŏmōhulk
(@tomohulk) reported
OMFG @Azure! the #ATP portal is so flipping slow its practically unusable. Been like this for days, what's the deal???
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Jordan Frey
(@FreyGeospatial) reported
@snrelghtwt @Azure I thought some parts were a little difficult but others pretty easy. I passed with 850+ which wasn’t too bad but definitely there are some concepts that I would like to study some more. I did well on the NoSQL section which was interesting since I haven’t used that tech much.
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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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Leon S. Kennedy
(@Edwards89452993) reported
@Azure hello, I have a problem when proceeding to paiement when scheduling an AZ900 exam on Pearson vue. Can you please tell me if there is any issue with my profile please?
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Sander Olsthoorn
(@Sand0rf) reported
Another day, another service degradation on @Azure pipelines
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Corey🎃Managed NAT Gateway 🤡 Quinn
(@QuinnyPig) reported
"My data is sensitive so it shouldn't live in a cloud provider" is naive in the extreme. They are better at protecting data than you are unless we're talking about @Azure in which case all bets are off; those people apparently do not give a **** about cloud security.
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Gurpreet Singh Sohal (ਗੁਰਪ੍ਰੀਤ ਸਿੰਘ ਸੋਹਲ)
(@gsohal84) reported
@isaac_abraham @Azure Tbf azurite has been the tool for a couple of years at least. Really they should probably make that news more obvious, maybe at the top of the readme in the repo you raised the issue in.
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Isaac Abraham
(@isaac_abraham) reported
@gsohal84 @Azure To work around that, we ended up having to build a version of Azurite off a branch that had experimental table support.
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Six Hundred Skeletons
(@Brainworm_Joy) reported
@QuinnyPig @dezren39 @Azure the problem with data is that it usually doesn't live in just one place, so if you're keeping your data archived somewhere you're in control of "just in case", then keeping it archived somewhere you're not in control of, no matter how secure, is just an extra point of failure.
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Corey🎃Managed NAT Gateway 🤡 Quinn
(@QuinnyPig) reported
@chrispy_sec @b_4bel @Azure It’s not a great article, but Azure itself has been VERY tight lipped about the entire thing. To me that’s the worst sin.
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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"