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Microsoft Azure is answering, but slowly.
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Last check
The status at the top of this page is refreshed every time we check Microsoft Azure. It says whether Microsoft Azure is up, slow or down, and whether many people are reporting problems.
What our checks measured. Times are in UTC.
67 checks · 0 failed · average 4.6 s
If our checks pass but you cannot connect, the problem is probably on your side: try another network or device, and restart the app or browser. If our checks fail, or many people report problems at the same time, Microsoft Azure itself has an issue.
Every minute, our servers request azure.microsoft.com and measure how long it takes to answer. A failed check is repeated at once, and an outage is only declared after several failures in a row and after we confirm that our own connection is healthy.
Yes. When people report problems with Microsoft Azure, the user reports section of this page shows the cities they report from. A city appears once at least 3 people reported from it in the last 24 hours, and positions are approximate. With no reports, the map stays empty.
Press “I have a problem” at the top of this page and choose what is wrong. It takes a few seconds, needs no account, and each person can report once every 10 minutes.
A failed check is retried at once. A service is only reported as down after repeated failures.
One bar per day. The colour is the worst status of that day.
100% uptime
Outages of Microsoft Azure, newest first. Each says whether our checks or its users found it.
No incidents recorded for Microsoft Azure.
No reports in the last 24 hours. If Microsoft Azure is not working for you, use “I have a problem” to tell others.