Developers

Everything MicrosoftRadar knows about Microsoft’s status is open: free, without a key or an account, with CORS for browsers. Use it in dashboards, chat bots, intranets and monitoring tools.

• Status API

  Statuspage v2 compatible JSON for every Microsoft service, family and Azure region, plus our own fields: Microsoft’s ids, every revision and the changed words.

• RSS and Atom feeds

  Every incident and every change Microsoft makes to it, for all of Microsoft, one family, one service, one Azure region or one incident. Also the roadmap and Azure Updates.

• Webhooks and chat alerts

  Alerts to a Microsoft Teams, Slack or Discord channel, or signed webhooks (Standard Webhooks) to your own system, per service, family or Azure region. Retries included.

• Status badges

  Live SVG badges for any service or family, for READMEs, wikis and intranets, and a shields.io endpoint for every badge style.

• Embed a status card

  Two lines of HTML put a live status card for any Microsoft service on your own pages. No cookies, links only.

• MCP server

  A read-only MCP server for AI assistants and agents: get_status, get_incident, search_incidents and list_changes. No key.

Quick start

Is anything wrong with Microsoft right now?

curl -s https://microsoftradar.com/api/v2/status.json | jq .status
{
  "indicator": "minor",
  "description": "Partially Degraded Service"
}

The same document format as Atlassian Statuspage, so tools that read a Statuspage page can read ours: give them https://microsoftradar.com, or a single service such as https://microsoftradar.com/scope/exchange-online.

Ground rules

• Free and open. No key, no sign-up, no paid tier. Please poll at most once a minute: the data changes at most that often, and responses carry ETag and Last-Modified so unchanged data costs a 304.
• Microsoft’s text is quoted, not republished. Interfaces show facts, our own summaries, the words Microsoft changed and one short quote, always with a link to the source. Full histories are on the incident pages.
• Licence. Our data is CC BY 4.0: use it, credit “Data: MicrosoftRadar (microsoftradar.com)”. Quoted text belongs to its publishers and is not covered.
• Independent. MicrosoftRadar is not affiliated with Microsoft. Treat the status as information, not as a guarantee.

Last updated 13 Nov 2026, 16:00 UTC