A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
MICROSOFT SAYS IT HAS BEGUN REDISTRIBUTING CONNECTION TRAFFIC ACROSS ITS BROADER WORLDWIDE INFRASTRUCTURE, PAUSED ALL DEPLOYMENTS, INITIATED A RESTART OF ALL AFFECTED SERVERS AND TAKEN STEPS TO PREVENT ADDITIONAL SERVERS FROM BEING IMPACTED…
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Microsoft said it has begun redistributing connection traffic across its broader worldwide infrastructure after pausing all deployments, restarting all affected servers and taking steps to prevent additional servers from being impacted. The company disclosed the measures in a brief update as it works to restore affected services, without specifying the number of servers, users or regions involved. The incident is significant because Microsoft's cloud and online services underpin a wide range of enterprise workloads, so any disruption can ripple across corporate IT systems. What to watch next is whether Microsoft restores full service and issues a fuller post-incident account detailing the root cause, the scope of the outage and any changes to its deployment practices.
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