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Microsoft Azure Outage Map

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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
New York City, NY 1
Mississauga, ON 1
Oritor, Northern Ireland 1
Loja, Provincia de Loja 1
São Paulo, SP 1
Uniontown, PA 1
Coatzacoalcos, VER 1
Keller, TX 1

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Microsoft Azure Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SoCal741776 SoCalConservative1776 (@SoCal741776) reported

    @awscloud seriously!?!?! Another freaking outage in us-east-1! Get your **** together! I cannot access the console, terraform is hanging and the CLI is slow as molasses. Fix it before I migrate to @Azure !

  • Delradie Mark Middlemist (@Delradie) reported

    @ChrisHalbersma @QuinnyPig @Azure I've thankfully never had to use it as a customer, but know enough behind the scenes to know the quotes are deserved :)

  • GooglePixelFan Google Pixel Fan (@GooglePixelFan) reported

    @NPRone @Azure would never let this happen...

  • JannickOeben Jannick Oeben (@JannickOeben) reported from Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht

    @QuinnyPig @Azure Imho I think all the big cloud vendors have had these kind of issues or will in the coming years. When working on such a pace, there will always be bugs, human errors etc. At least Microsoft has been brave enough to acknowledge and speak publicly about this.

  • 0xdabbad00 Scott Piper (@0xdabbad00) reported

    @borkod @QuinnyPig @Azure The only similarity with ChaosDB is that Jupyter notebooks were involved. It's like the difference between a single house fire and an entire city burning down to ground.

  • massimoforni Massimo Forni (@massimoforni) reported

    @AzureDBPostgres @Azure does it support the TimescaleDB addon?

  • ravigupta2k4 Ravi Gupta (@ravigupta2k4) reported

    @Azure when Service Fabric is going to support .NET 6.0?

  • ToshibaLaptops3 Lightsnipe (@ToshibaLaptops3) reported

    @Azure can you make azure a little less confusing? I can't tell what's what on it and whats free and what all the numbers mean. The support site. Isn't too helpful

  • JoeEmison Joe Emison (@JoeEmison) reported

    @JannickOeben @QuinnyPig @Azure Every cloud has bugs and vulnerabilities. None had have anything like the MS issue, and MS has been far less transparent than other clouds (AWS, GCP) have been with far less bad exploits.

  • DoctahKrypto drkrypto.crypto (@DoctahKrypto) reported

    @CoinbaseSupport @googlecloud @Azure .. Any sales reps or sales engineers available to help Coinbase?

  • QuuxBerlin Jens Link (@QuuxBerlin) reported

    @chrbre @Azure It will change. All cloud providers are just following AWS lead. Something that AWS has not implemented is not a customer requirement.

  • wanderingburley Burley (@wanderingburley) reported

    @AzureSupport @Azure I reported a blatant OWA phishing site hosted on Azure and the reply that came back said "companies host on our service so it's not our problem". That makes no sense. Help?

  • smathson Scott Mathson (@smathson) reported

    Microsoft @Azure Service Health portal should honestly just link to @AzureSupport Tweets and Replies.

  • Allentechpick Allen’s Tech Picks (@Allentechpick) reported

    With #confidentialcomputing the #cloud service provider, or anyone other than the company cannot access the organization's data on the public cloud. @hubsecurityio @IBM @Azure

  • johnny_reilly John Reilly (@johnny_reilly) reported

    @_stevefenton @Azure Good destruction or bad? Definitely scope for this to be implemented badly, but hopefully scope for this to be implemented well. In my head complexity could be reduced if the property was only allowed at the point of initial resource creation. Speculative I realise

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