Service status

What Microsoft, GitHub, Cloudflare, Ubiquiti, Cisco Meraki, Palo Alto Networks, GitLab, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google post on their public status pages, read every 5 minutes while something is open. Each incident shows what else was happening and what changed in the same products just before.

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Azure's own grid, snapshot as of 14 Nov 2026 15:04 UTC · open theirs

Azure · Americas · all offered services and capabilities Good in this snapshot · 241 offered here, 2 not offered · choose your regions to keep only those

Compute Good 15 / 4 —

Developer Tools Good 4 —

Networking Good 27 / 4 —

Storage Good 6 / 1 —

Web Good 8 / 4 —

Mobile Good 1 —

Containers Good 7 / 1 —

Databases Good 9 / 3 —

Analytics Good 15 / 1 —

AI + Machine Learning Good 10 / 21 —

Internet of Things Good 9 / 2 —

Integration Good 3 / 1 —

Identity Good 6 / 1 —

Security Good 11 / 1 —

DevOps Good 5 / 6 —

Management and governance Good 27 / 10 —

Media Good 1 —

Migration Good 2 / 1 —

Mixed reality Good 2 —

Hybrid + multicloud Good 6 / 6 —

Good Information or warning Critical Not offered in that region

How this page is built. Each provider's own public status source is read: Azure's status feed, the Azure DevOps health API, Microsoft's status posts for the Microsoft 365 and Power Platform admin centers, the incident history feeds and status pages of GitHub, Anthropic, Ubiquiti, Cisco Meraki and Palo Alto Networks, Cloudflare's status API, GitLab's status.io status, OpenAI's status feed and summary, and Google Cloud's incident list narrowed to Gemini and Vertex AI. Where a feed lists only ongoing incidents, disappearance is recorded between the last observation and the next successful check; no provider resolution time is inferred. Renames and rewrites are what ChangeIntel saw change between reads. "Possibly related" means the same region or product at the same time, never a confirmed cause; changes shown before an incident are context.