About MicrosoftRadar
MicrosoftRadar shows what is wrong with Microsoft services right now, and keeps the record of how Microsoft described it as the story changed.
Independent. MicrosoftRadar is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Azure, Outlook, Teams, Xbox and other names are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies and are used here only to identify the services being monitored. Status text quoted from Microsoft is reproduced for reporting and archival purposes with attribution and a link to the source.
Why it exists
When a Microsoft service fails, the official page shows one text, and that text is rewritten as the incident goes on. Hours later the earlier wording is gone. We save each version, so you can see how the cause, the scope and the promised update times moved.
What we do
- Read Microsoft's public status pages and feeds every minute.
- Show status per service and region, with the basis for each status stated.
- Keep every version of every incident and highlight what changed between versions.
- Track what Microsoft announces: roadmap items and Azure updates, with their edits.
What we do not do
- We do not see your tenant. Problems that only affect your organization show up only in the Microsoft 365 admin center.
- We do not guess. When a status rests on the absence of an incident, the page says so.
- We run no ads, sell nothing, and use no Microsoft logos or colours.