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https://twitter.com/AzureSupport/status/1377737333307437059 > We are aware of an issue affecting the Azure Portal and Azure services, please visit our alternate Status Page here https://status2.azure.com for more information and updates.
Thank goodness I’m not on call!
Alternate status page, of course showing all green across the board in typical Azure fashion. https://status2.azure.com/
Thank goodness I’m not on call!
How do you know? Together with low TTL it seems plausible. But I don't understand how you can know it this fast.
Alternate status page, of course showing all green across the board in typical Azure fashion. https://status2.azure.com/
Does this have to be posted every time some cloud service has issues? We, as in people in this forum, know that status pages are worthless. They’re tools with the explicit purpose of reducing the burden on tier one customer support. That’s it. They are not a public monitoring platform.
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How do you know? Together with low TTL it seems plausible. But I don't understand how you can know it this fast.
IcM is an internal tracking tool at Microsoft. It sounds like they looked at the tool and noticed this. I used to work there and use it as well.
Azure is not having a good year. Two major Active Directory outages, a major CosmosDB outage, and now this.