This is impacting the Azure CDN at azureedge.net. DNS A records for azureedge.net tenants are taking 2-6 seconds and often return nothing.
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#12For me the same. It's very confusing that status page [1] is green [1]: https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status
That status page is never red. Absolutely useless.
> There are currently no active events. Use Azure Service Health to view other issues that may be impacting your services.
Links to a page on Azure Portal which is down...
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#13Intune, Azure, Entra down in Switzerland
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#14We saw all incoming traffic to our app drop to zero at about 15:45. I wonder how long this one will take to fix.
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#15I bet it’s DNS.
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#16UK, and other regions too; our APAC installation in Australia is affected.
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#17We saw all incoming traffic to our app drop to zero at about 15:45. I wonder how long this one will take to fix.
Same exact time for us as well.
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#18Ouch, and login.microsoftonline.com too - i.e. SSO using MS accounts. We'd just rolled that out across most (all?) of our internal systems...
And microsoft.com too - that's gotta hurt
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#19As of now Azure Status page still shows no incident. It must be manually updated, someone has to actively decide to acknowledge an issue, and they're just... not. It undermines confidence in that status page.
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#20Portal and Azure CDN are down here in the SF Bay Area. Tenant azureedge.net DNS A queries are taking 2-6 seconds and most often return nothing. I got a couple successful A response in the last 10 minutes.
Edit: As of 9:19 AM Pacific time, I'm now getting successful A responses but they can take several seconds. The web server at that address is not responding.