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Starting at 15:00 EST on 24 Jan 2025, a subset of customers using Azure Network Infrastructure in US Gov Texas, US Gov Virginia, and US Gov Arizona regions may experience intermittent performance i...
Impact Statement: As early as 22:00 UTC on 08 Jan 2025, we noticed a partial impact to some of the Azure Services in East US 2 due to a configuration change in a regional networking service. This c...
Starting at 18:44 on 26 December 2024, a power incident in a single availability zone in the South Central US region impacted the availability of multiple Azure services.Impacted ServicesVirtual Ma...
We are investigating widespread reports of networking issues. Apps appear to be running correctly but requests made to the apps may fail. The API and dashboard are also unavailable at the moment.
We are seeing network issues on our edge servers in regions GRU and SCL. Machines are running correctly, but inbound requests from clients in those regions may fail intermittently..
There is an issue with an upstream network provider in JNB. Apps are still running but may observe network issues. New deploys for apps may fail.
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