Microsoft Azure Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Microsoft Azure users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Microsoft Azure, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Microsoft Azure users affected:
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Noida, UP | 1 |
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Microsoft Azure Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Networx IT Solutions (@NetworxITS) reportedWhen manual finance work piled up, Ramp built a custom OCR tool with Microsoft Azure AI to automate it. 📄 Read this customer story for ideas on using Azure AI to support similar goals. @Azure #Microsoft
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Conor O'Neill (@conoro) reportedFor anyone checking on here - Yes @Azure OpenAI in Europe is still shagged. Despite what the @AzureSupport "status" page says. Mostly fixed by 13:30 GMT+1 except West Europe. But since 15:42 GMT+1 Sweden, UK South and West Europe all bad again. p95 response time of 78 seconds!
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Trader TJM (@Trader_TJM) reportedHaving to wade through bullshit to submit a problem on @Azure and just get hit with AI slop support. How on earth do you speak to a human to report an issue?
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Radu (@radubuilds) reportedDear @Azure , do you think it is acceptable to have a 5+-days lag on PAYG subscription costs, then issue a cost alert for exceeding a threshold all while the cost dashboard does not match up at all with the alert? This is beyond a joke.
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TEKPROS (@tekprosinc) reportedAI experiments are one thing. Running them at scale is another. Check out how Wrtn uses @Azure OpenAI Service and the new o1 model:
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Paleheart (@zgf2022) reported@Azure Azure sucks
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Angela Gibson (@AbrahamsConsult) reportedAI experiments are one thing. Running them at scale is another. Check out how Wrtn uses @Azure OpenAI Service and the new o1 model:
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Chris ✈️🇧🇷🇵🇹🇺🇸🌍 (@crismsantos) reported@guyrleech @Azure That's why I have different brose profiles for each service I need to use frequently (avoids 100% this issue if used correctly) For accounts not used do frequently I do access using the incognito mode
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KME Systems (@KMESystems) reportedAI experiments are one thing. Running them at scale is another. Check out how Wrtn uses @Azure OpenAI Service and the new o1 model:
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Bembry Business Solutions, LLC (@BembryBusiness) reportedWhen manual finance work piled up, Ramp built a custom OCR tool with Microsoft Azure AI to automate it. 📄 Read this customer story for ideas on using Azure AI to support similar goals. @Azure #Microsoft
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Anne Durgueil (@AnneDurgueil) reported@MSCloud assuming you guys handle Windows365 which is cloud based (and whose principles I love), you may consider using what we called a "transaction processor" although frankly it is very hard these days to find a description that fits what I knew of them when I started coding on IBM mainframes in my teens in the 70s. I'm only saying that because the executables' images these days are so huge and full of useless code you'll fast have huge memory management issues, the same we used to have on our mainframes back in time as we squeezed our code in a few kilobytes. The word transaction processor comes from the fact we mostly coded for banks and insurance companies, where one performed transactions before computing turned up, so it doesn't tell you why it's so great, nor how it works: Despite the fact we had thousands of online users for one tiny computer, there was only one executable image contiguously loaded in memory (maybe two). Each user had a session but all that was kept for each session in resident memory was only the data it used, and the adress (the position) of the next instruction to execute in the executable image for that session. And the beauty of that in a multithreading environment, is that it happens automatically without overbearing thread management. To be honest we coders never had to bother about it all, and Cobol as a programing language was well geared to such a use: working storage was defined before the executable code using those data definitions was lined up, unlike Basic for instance where you could define fields as you went, but where professionals defined them up with comments at the top of the program. (I suppose this can be reshuffled at compilation stage.. yes sorry you need to compile). I Guess object orientation that came a little bit later will fit very well in that framework. We used IMS and CICS on IBM, and ACMS on DEC VAX/VMS.
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zoomies.llamafile (@snappercayt) reported@dotMorten @Azure @azureadvocates Means if I check a brand new Windows VM on Azure it should definitely support nuget to install any development dependencies?
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Space & Defense Sector (@SpaceSector001) reported@NebiusRocks I’ve been a longtime shareholder so I’m with you on this. The strategic partnership with @Azure and @Google was the buying point for me originally. I saw the potential of what the numbers can be. I also saw the SP go from $1.5-$7 last September. I don’t know much about the staff and the teams around him except the pretty recent expansion, but companies like $EL and all their products are using $RZLV. My issues is the speed of it all brother. The completion now has all the time in the world to catch up with their own products with current AI expansion globally. Dan needs to prove this is u issue and necessary before that happens.
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Luca Steeb (@steebchen) reported@Azure @Microsoft it must be a joke to pay $100 for support then still having to fill out this ****** form for EVERY SINGLE MODEL with 20 fields of the same IDs, names, data, email, etc and different ratios for TPM depending on the model. it can't be real? how does this pass product? is this a joke?
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The Duke of Freetown (@Bobbleyofficial) reported@Azure, you want to tell me that someone from Afghanistan can create an account with you while a developer from Sierra Leone cannot create? Do you know how much the US government has invested in my country? Man please fix this issue.
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