Microsoft says a mishap during a DNS migration was behind a nearly two-hour Azure outage on May 2, between 19:43 and 22:35 UTC. The global incident impacted a whole range of Microsoft cloud ...

Microsoft has revealed that Thursday's worldwide outage was caused by a code defect that allowed the Azure DNS service to become overwhelmed and not respond to DNS queries. At approximately 5:21 ...

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Figure 2: The Azure VM is configured by default to receive its IP address and DNS assignments from a cloud-based DHCP server. So to illustrate the glitch that I talked about earlier, I am going to ...

Microsoft has revealed the root cause of the recent outage affecting Azure, which lasted about an hour and was due to a surge in Domain Name System (DNS) requests coupled with a code defect.

Microsoft cloud services were impacted late on Thursday 2 May after a Domain Name System (DNS) configuration error. Between 19:43 and 22:35 UTC, Azure and other ...

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The outage, which lasted for roughly two hours, was triggered by an “anomalous surge” in DNS queries that came from all over the world and were targeting a set of Azure-hosted domains.