According to foreign media reports, Microsoft's cloud computing platform Azure, which is in the pre-testing period, stopped running for about 22 hours on Friday and Saturday, resulting in a large number of deployment "slow start or restart, or it is suspended in the 'stop' or 'initialization' status ".
Table and blob services provided by the Microsoft cloud computing platform's software consulting company, oak leaf systems, are also offline. As of Monday morning, the cause of the fault was unknown. Before the March 19 mix Conference (Network Design and Development Conference), Microsoft was unlikely to issue a fault description report.
Steve Marx, a member of the azure team, said he would conduct a deep analysis of the cause of the accident to "understand the cause of the error and the measures needed to ensure that the fault will not happen again. Once the cause is found, it will be sorted into a summary ." However, the summary report is unlikely to be provided before the mix conference.