Microsoft has revealed that Thursday's worldwide outage was caused by a code defect that allowed the Azure DNS service to become overwhelmed and not respond to DNS queries. At approximately 5:21 ...

The problems started at around 8.30 am on April 2, when the Azure DNS servers received an anomalous surge in queries for an unspecified set of domains hosted on Microsoft's cloud.

Microsoft says a mishap during a DNS migration was behind a nearly two-hour Azure outage on May 2, between 19:43 and 22:35 UTC. The global incident impacted a whole range of Microsoft cloud ...

Posey's Tips & Tricks How To Change the DNS Settings of an Azure VM As Brien recently discovered, a glitch in Azure can cause a virtual machine to fail when it's manually configured to use a ...

Microsoft this week added a preview of a graphical code editor within its Azure Cloud Shell developer tools. Azure Cloud Shell, launched last year, has been notable so far as being a collection of ...