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The incident number was MO287933.
Microsoft’s Office 365 has had a rough year when it comes to service outages. While every outage is different, one thing remains constant – disruption to your organization.
On August 26, 2021, at ~8:01 am UTC, Microsoft posted a notification (@MSFT365status) which indicated that they were investigating an issue in which user storage limits for OneDrive for Business were lower than expected.
The incident number was OD280960.
On July 30, 2021, at ~6:41 pm UTC, Microsoft announced that they were investigating an issue in which users potentially could be unable to connect to Power Apps.
The service incident number was MO274372. This announcement from Microsoft came just one day after a Microsoft 365 service disruption for users in Germany.
On July 29, 2021, at ~3:35 am UTC, Microsoft announced that they were looking into an issue in which users in Germany potentially could have access issues or degraded experiences for Microsoft 365 services.
The service incident number was MO273940.
On July 2, 2021, at ~9:47 am UTC, Microsoft indicated that they were investigating an issue in which users were experiencing latency or were unable to access multiple Microsoft 365 services.
The incident number was MO266345.
On April 8, 2021 at ~8:15 pm UTC, Microsoft reported an issue that was preventing users in LATAM from accessing Microsoft 365 services and features.
Many users took to Twitter to share their frustration over the recent stream of outages, including a few major outages in recent weeks that left Microsoft 365 services down for hours. Some even joked about experiencing the feeling of deja vu.
Microsoft’s Office 365 has had a rough couple of months when it comes to service outages. While every outage is different, one thing remains constant – disruption to your organization.
Just think about the three most recent outages. Were you prepared? How were your first alerted? How did you respond? Were you able to calculate IT downtime and lost productivity among your end-users?
On April 1, 2021 at ~10:43 pm UTC, Microsoft reported an issue that was preventing users from accessing the Microsoft's Azure cloud services and Microsoft 365 services. And no, unfortunately this is not an April Fools joke.
On March 31st, 2021 at ~1:45 am UTC, Microsoft reported an issue that was preventing users from accessing the Microsoft admin center.
Shortly after Microsoft's initial report, Microsoft tweeted again stating that the issue was affecting users in the United Kingdom, France, and Central United States