Microsoft's Outlook on the web experienced a significant outage, blocking users from accessing their Exchange Online mailboxes due to a recent infrastructure change. The problem began around 1730 UTC on March 19 and was acknowledged by Microsoft on social media shortly after. Following a rollback of the change, services were restored. This incident raises questions regarding Microsoft's testing procedures before deploying updates, especially given the frequency of such outages. Enterprise administrators bear the brunt of these incidents, often left powerless to resolve the issues quickly, underscoring the risks inherent in cloud-based services.
Users of Microsoft's email service experienced a global outage due to a change in Outlook on the web, highlighting concerns over Microsoft's testing practices.
A change made to Outlook led to a worldwide accessibility issue, with Microsoft quickly rolling back the change to restore service, but questions remain on testing.
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