Microsoft Azure briefly went down in India, most users hit

User reports compiled by Downdetector showed that some faced problems in Azure portal loading, while others faced connection failures.

By:IANS
| Updated on: May 18 2020, 23:49 IST
Downdetector showed that most problems were reported between 5 pm-8 pm.
Downdetector showed that most problems were reported between 5 pm-8 pm. (Pixabay)

Several users of Microsoft Azure in India reported problems with accessing the Cloud-based service on Monday.

User reports compiled by Downdetector, a service that gives details about live outages, showed that some users faced problems in Azure portal loading, while others faced connection failures.

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"Hello @Azure and @AzureSupport, most of our servers are offline hence the services. Your status says multiple services in Central India region are down since 12:41 UTC," said one user.

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"As per an alert from @Azure Some #VMs in Central India region have been impacted and restarted and have connection failures and not working, this ain't great news as this is clearly #Azurefail and #AzureIndiaFail too! #Azurecrash #Azuredown - SLAs will have to be triggered," wrote another.

Downdetector showed that most problems were reported between 5 pm-8 pm.

Microsoft was yet to report on the cause of the problem.

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First Published Date: 18 May, 23:49 IST
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