Microsoft 365’s Twitter status account posted another update at 6.35 p.m. A status message said that a subset of users may experience “intermittent issues” with the company’s services.Īt the time of writing, Microsoft appeared to be recovering from the outage. The Azure status page was back online and showed that the outage was a worldwide problem with “network infrastructure” down across every region. it looked as if Microsoft was regaining control of the situation. ET, the Microsoft 365 Status account posted another tweet, saying Microsoft is “evaluating our mitigation options.”īy 6.30 p.m. The account then tweeted that the company was investigating a “potential DNS issue” at 5.56 p.m. The Microsoft 365 Twitter status account stated that there is a “DNS issue affecting multiple Microsoft 365 and Azure services” shortly after the first reports of the outage appeared. The cause of the outage was apparently a Domain Name System error.
⚠️We are aware of an issue affecting the Azure Portal and Azure services, please visit our alternate Status Page here for more information and updates. Microsoft’s Azure Support account on Twitter posted the following message, redirecting users to an alternative Azure status page: It says it received thousands of notices from Xbox Live, Teams and Office users. The first reports of the outage emerged from users on Twitter, and were confirmed by the website DownDetector, which showed that reports began flooding in at about 5 p.m. Even the Azure Status page was reportedly taken offline. Microsoft’s Azure cloud services, as well as Teams, Office 365, OneDrive, Skype, Xbox Live and Bing, were all inaccessible due to the outage. was hit by a massive cloud outage today that took most of its internet services offline.
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