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From 27 Jan, 2015 23:11 to 28 Jan, 2015 03:25 UTC customers might have experienced errors while attempting to register new Site Recovery service in West Europe region. Existing customers might have seen latency when performing failover operations. This incident has now been mitigated.
Starting at 27 Jan, 2015 06:46 UTC until 23:30 UTC customers using Azure SQL V12 databases (preview only) in Japan East, may have encountered errors when attempting management operations via the Management Portal or PowerShell. SQL availability was not affected. This issue has now been mitigated.
Starting at 27 Jan, 2015 06:46 UTC until 22:40 UTC customers using Azure SQL V12 databases (preview only) in multiple regions, may have encountered errors when attempting management operations via the Management Portal or PowerShell. SQL availability was not affected. This issue has now been mitigated.
From 27 Jan, 2016 02:40 to 08:10 UTC customers might experience errors while attempting to register new Site Recovery service in Japan East region. Existing customers might see latency when performing failover operations. This incident has now been mitigated.
From the 26 Jan, 2015 at 20:38 UTC to 22:45 UTC a subset of customers using Virtual Machines and Cloud Services -Service Management in North Europe may have encountered errors or latency when attempting to perform Start or Create actions. Additionally, any instances which were required to undergo service healing may have seen higher than normal latency. Our engineers have finished deploying a mitigation for this issue and service management performance levels have returned to normal. There was no impact to service availability.
From 26 Jan, 2015 16:00 UTC (approximately) until 17:33 UTC customers using Visual Studio Online in multiple regions may have experienced latency or performance degradation when attempting to perform operations. The issue has now been mitigated. Further details may be available on the VSO Service Blog page: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsoservice/.
This incident has now been mitigated. From 26 JAN, 2015 01:46 to 04:40 UTC a subset of customers using Cloud Services and Virtual Machines in Southeast Asia might have experienced their endpoints rebooted.
From 22 Jan, 2015 12:45 to 25th Jan 2015 23:55 UTC a subset of customers using Cloud Services and Virtual Machines in Southeast Asia might experience their endpoints rebooted and auto-recovered. A fix has been developed and deployed to the affected customers whose endpoints not auto-recovered. This incident has now been fully mitigated. The preliminary investigation shows an update to the environment may have unexpectedly caused the incident.
From 25 Jan, 2015 15:55 to 17:20 UTC a small subset of customers using Service Bus in East US might have experienced intermittent connectivity errors. This incident has now been mitigated.
From 25 Jan, 2015 4:18 to 06:51 UTC a subset of customers using Virtual Machines and Cloud Services in Japan West may have experienced intermittent connectivity errors. This incident has now been mitigated.