We are writing to inform you of a major Microsoft outage that is currently affecting some Microsoft Services.
Impacted services may include but are not limited to the following:
- PowerBI: Users may notice that their service is in read-only mode while we address impact.
- Microsoft Fabric: Users may notice that their service is in read-only mode while we address impact.
- Microsoft Teams: Users may be unable to leverage Microsoft Teams functions including presence, group chats, and user registration.
- Microsoft 365 admin center: Admins may be intermittently unable to access the Microsoft 365 admin center and any action may be delayed if accessible.
- Microsoft Purview: Users will see a delay in events being processed in Microsoft Purview.
Our internal telemetry and customer signals indicate that the following services are recovered:
- Microsoft Defender: Users may be intermittently unable to access the Microsoft Defender portal. Additionally, users may notice delays of up to two hours when raising new detections.
- Microsoft Defender for Endpoint: Admins and users may notice API requests failing and errors when opening Alerts in the Alerts page.
- Microsoft Defender Experts: Users may notice delays in responses from Defender Experts due to delays in ingestion of incidents and alerts.
- Microsoft Intune: Users may experience failures with device check-in, syncing and device enrollment.
- Microsoft OneNote: Users may be unable to sync content, have delays syncing notebooks, or may be unable to open notebooks.
- OneDrive for Business: Users may be unable to access OneDrive for Business content.
- SharePoint Online: Users may be unable to access SharePoint Online sites.
- Windows 365: Admins may be unable to manage existing Cloud PCs or provision new Cloud PCs. End users in the impacted region may not be able to access their Cloud PC.
- Viva Engage: Users may be unable to access Viva Engage.
Current status: Microsfot are continuing to progress on their mitigation efforts for the affected Microsoft 365 apps and services. We still expect users to see remediation as they address residual impact.
