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Last 24 hours

 

Status
Response time
100 ms0
Reports
4
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  • Operational
  • Degraded
  • Partial outage
  • Major outage
  • No data
  • Reachability check (management.azure.com)

By region

RegionAzure Resource Manager management.azure.comMicrosoft Entra sign-in login.microsoftonline.com
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Oregon  
Frankfurt  
Singapore  
Tokyo  
São Paulo  

Each row shows the latest result from that region. How we check

Last 90 days

We have checked Microsoft Azure ourselves since Oct 28, 2026. Earlier days come from its status page.

Aug 13, 2026Today

0 days with problems in the last 90 days.

Recent incidents

Incidents: 0 in the last 30 days and 0 in the last 90.

No incidents recorded.

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If Microsoft Azure isn’t working for you

Microsoft Azure is Microsoft's cloud platform for virtual machines, databases, AI services and the infrastructure behind many Microsoft products.

Common Microsoft Azure errors

ErrorWhat it meansUsuallyWhat to do
AllocationFailedThe cluster or region does not have resources available, or cannot support the requested VM size.Heavy loadRetry later, or request a different VM size or region. Source
SkuNotAvailableThe SKU you asked for, such as a VM size, is not available in the selected location.Heavy loadPick a SKU that is available in that region, or another region. Source
QuotaExceededThe deployment exceeds a quota for your subscription, resource group or region.Your sideRequest a quota increase or clean up old deployments and resources. Source
AuthorizationFailedYour account or service principal does not have enough access for the deployment.Your sideCheck your role assignments for the deployment scope. Source
ResourceGroupNotFoundThe target resource group does not exist in the subscription you are using.Your sideCheck the resource group name and your subscription context. Source

Is it just you?

  1. Check Azure status for your region, and Service Health in the Azure portal for issues that affect your subscription.
  2. If only Outlook or Teams fails, check Microsoft 365 status instead; it is tracked separately from Azure.
  3. Try a different region or VM size for capacity errors like AllocationFailed or SkuNotAvailable.
  4. Make sure you are in the right subscription and tenant before treating permission errors as an outage.

Alternatives to Microsoft Azure

Questions

They are separate services with separate status pages. Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams) problems often do not involve Azure customers' resources, and the reverse.

The region or cluster does not have capacity for the VM size you asked for. Retry later or choose another size or region.

Sources: learn.microsoft.com, azure.status.microsoft

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