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Is Microsoft Azure down?
Up · checkedNo, Microsoft Azure is not down right now: portal.azure.com answered our check at 23:20 UTC.
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Microsoft Azure is up
portal.azure.com answered our last check in 45 ms. No problems found.
- Last checked
- Response
- HTTP 200 · 45 ms
- Checked from
- New York, Stockholm and London
- Uptime since 16 Oct
- 99.993%
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Tell us what isn’t working. Reports are anonymous and show up here within about a minute, so everyone can see whether Microsoft Azure is failing for others too.
What isn’t working?
Reports, last 24 hours
Per 15 minutes, in UTC
- Last hour
- 0
- Usually per hour
- 0
- Last 24 hours
- 0
No problems with Microsoft Azure reported in the last 24 hours.
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Microsoft Azure not working? Common problems and fixes
What usually helps when Microsoft Azure fails for you while it works for others.
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The Azure portal won’t load
The portal can fail while your resources keep running. Try the Azure CLI, and see Service Health in the portal for your subscriptions.
A service fails in one region
Azure incidents are often regional. Service Health shows which ones affect your subscriptions.
Sign-in fails with an AADSTS error
Azure signs in through Microsoft’s login service; the AADSTS number says why. Check whether Microsoft sign-in is down.
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Microsoft Azure response time
How long portal.azure.com took to answer our checks from New York, Stockholm and London, averaged per 15 minutes.
- Average
- 69 ms
- Slowest
- 354 ms
- Failed checks
- 1
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Microsoft Azure uptime, last 90 days
- 24 hours
- 100%
- Since 16 Oct
- 99.993%
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Recent Microsoft Azure outages
Since we started checking Microsoft Azure on 16 Oct 2026, our checks found Microsoft Azure down once, for 2 min. That is 99.993% uptime from our checks.
- Outages in our checks, since 16 Oct
- 1
- Downtime, since 16 Oct
- 2 min
- Longest outage
- 2 min
- Checked since
- 16 Oct 2026
Outage timeline
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stream ID 1; INTERNAL_ERROR; received from peer
22 Oct 2026, 17:02 UTC · 2 min · our checks
Open on Microsoft Azure’s status page
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Every Microsoft Azure outage since our checks started, with start, end and duration, and an Atom feed for your reader or Slack.
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About Microsoft Azure outages
Is Microsoft Azure down right now?
No, Microsoft Azure is not down right now: portal.azure.com answered our check at 23:20 UTC.
When was Microsoft Azure last down?
Our checks last found Microsoft Azure down on 22 Oct 2026 at 17:02 UTC, for 2 min: stream ID 1; INTERNAL_ERROR; received from peer.
How often does Microsoft Azure go down?
Since we started checking Microsoft Azure on 16 Oct 2026, our checks found Microsoft Azure down once, for 2 min. That is 99.993% uptime from our checks.
How does Uptimecheck check Microsoft Azure?
We request https://portal.azure.com/ every 2 minutes from New York, Stockholm and London. Any answer below HTTP 500 within 10 seconds counts as up, since large sites often answer automated requests with 403. A failure only counts once a second check confirms it.
What can I do when Microsoft Azure is down?
Check Microsoft Azure’s official status page for updates and try again in a few minutes. If portal.azure.com works for us but not for you, try another network or browser, or clear your DNS cache. If your own product depends on Microsoft Azure, tell your customers on your status page before they email support.
Why is Microsoft Azure not working for me when it is up?
Our check shows that portal.azure.com answers. Your own network, a VPN, browser extensions, an outdated app or a problem with your account can still break Microsoft Azure for you alone. The common problems on this page list what usually helps, and when many people report the same problem, it shows here.
Can I get an alert when Microsoft Azure goes down?
Microsoft Azure has no status page we can read, so bookmark this page. For your own websites and APIs, Uptimecheck checks as often as every minute and alerts you by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, push or webhook.
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