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Microsoft Azure's services restored

Microsoft Azure Outage Ripples Across the Internet

Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform suffered a major, global outage yesterday (October 29), taking down a long list of services from Xbox Live and Microsoft 365 to critical systems for airline...

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Microsoft Azure's services restored after global outage

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Global Microsoft Azure Outage: What Really Caused the Massive Crash?

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Microsoft Azure cloud service hit with outage

Microsoft says users of its Azure cloud portal may be not be able to access Office 365, Minecraft or other services due to issues with its global content delivery network services.

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Microsoft Azure outage impacts 365 subscribers, Xbox gamers

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Microsoft Outage: Azure, Xbox and Outlook Suddenly Went Down

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Websites disabled in Microsoft global outage come back online

Microsoft 365 and its Azure cloud computing platform were hit with DNS issues, similar to the recent AWS outage.

Microsoft Azure Outage Services and Businesses Hit List and Fixation of Services – Global disruption and recovery explained. Here's recovery process, impact on global services

Microsoft Azure outage services and businesses hit list and fixation of services highlight how a configuration change caused major disruptions worldwide. Microsoft 365, Azure Front Door, and several connected services went down,

Microsoft Azure, 365 down for thousands of users, Downdetector shows

Microsoft's Azure and its suite of productivity software were down for thousands of users on Wednesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.

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Microsoft Investigates Global Access Issue Affecting Microsoft 365 and Office.com

Microsoft confirmed on Wednesday that it is investigating a major outage that left many users unable to access Microsoft 365 Cloud services and Office.com. The disruption, which began earlier in the day,

Microsoft sees a pickup in Azure growth, but the stock still falls

Microsoft saw its Azure cloud business grow 40% in the September quarter, above the 38% rate analysts were expecting, and in line with the 40% "whisper" number on Wall Street. Azure growth had been 39% in the June quarter.