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Active - Multiservice impact for Azure Workloads in East US

Impact Statement: Starting at 11:39 UTC on 24 April 2026, a subset of customers with resources in the East US region may experience failures or delays when provisioning, scaling, or updating Azure resources. This issue initially affected one availability zone in East US; as traffic was automatically rerouted and shared services were involved, some customers in other availability zones may also experience impact. Existing running workloads may also have intermittent connectivity issues to existing Virtual Machines and Virtual Desktop sessions.

Current Status: Our team has identified a suspected triggering deployment, and rollback is on progress and is now completed across the Availability Zones AZ01 and AZ03. Customers using those availability zones should start to see significant improvements. Some downstream services are also starting to recover and should yield successful results.

To address the potential slight regression in AZ02, we're currently rolling back as a fix which is expected to be completed in the next 3 hours. We are actively monitoring the fix as it is being applied in the mentioned AZs.

Please refer to this documentation to understand the logical to physical availability zone mapping for your subscription. 

Some downstream services are also starting to recover. We expect mitigation to be completed in the next 3 hours. 

The next update will be shared within 60 minutes, or as events warrant.

This message was last updated at 21:51 UTC on 24 April 2026