Microsoft Fabric Outage History

Microsoft Fabric experienced degraded performance affecting data engineering pipelines across Americas, Europe, and Asia/Pacific. The degradation began when the Data Engineering components moved to a degraded state at May 22, 2025 3:39 AM UTC and persisted until the platform returned to normal at May 23, 2025 5:24 AM UTC, for a total duration of about 25 hours and 45 minutes. Users attempting to refresh dashboards and datasets in Power BI encountered slower refresh times and longer-than-usual data refresh.

The Microsoft Fabric status page showed the degraded condition across all three regions, followed by a return to normal on May 23, 2025 5:24 AM UTC. The incident involved multiple status updates during its course. User reports indicated slower Power BI refresh and data refresh times, consistent with a service-wide degradation rather than isolated component issues.

Microsoft Fabric's Europe Power BI component experienced a brief degradation beginning at 1:29 PM UTC. The issue affected Power BI services in Europe, with users likely seeing degraded performance. The incident lasted approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes and was resolved by 2:59 PM UTC. The Europe Power BI service was listed as degraded during the event before returning to normal.

A brief outage affected Microsoft Fabric's European region, impacting two components: Europe / Data Factory and Europe / Data Engineering. Users reported notebook connectivity problems and notebooks failing to be created. The incident began around 6:29 AM UTC when the status page listed a degraded state and lasted about 20 minutes, with service returning to normal by around 6:49 AM UTC. The provider issued two updates during the incident.

Based on user reports and status messages, the disruption appeared focused on data workspace functionality in Europe, with symptoms including notebooks not connecting or being created. No root cause information was published in the available updates.

Microsoft Fabric experienced a brief degradation affecting six components in the Americas: Data Factory, Power BI, Data Engineering, Data Science, Data Warehouse, and Real-Time Intelligence. Users may have encountered slower data processing and analytics while these services were degraded. The issue began at 2:55 PM UTC and was resolved by 3:19 PM UTC as the status page moved back to up. The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident.

Microsoft Fabric experienced a brief outage affecting Data Warehouse connectivity, causing failures to load and create warehouses and hindering queries for some users. The issue began at 12:59 PM UTC and ended at 1:16 PM UTC, lasting about 17 minutes. Observers indicate a regional pattern with user reports concentrated from Mumbai, India.

StatusGator detected connectivity issues at May 14, 2025 12:59 PM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment from Microsoft Fabric. There were no official status updates published during the incident.

The volume pattern shows a rapid uptick around 1:00 PM UTC as more users reported load and query problems from Mumbai, suggesting regional impact before the service returned to normal by 1:16 PM UTC.

Microsoft Fabric in the Europe region experienced degraded performance starting May 13, 2025 10:19 PM UTC as Europe / Data Factory and Europe / Data Engineering entered degraded states. Users reported issues with data pipelines, notebook sessions, and notebook executions, with some notes of Power BI outages. The degraded condition persisted through May 14, affecting multiple workloads across the region. The incident lasted about 9 hours and 40 minutes and was resolved when the components returned to normal at May 14, 2025 7:59 AM UTC.

The service provider issued 3 official updates during the incident, tracking the degraded operation for the Europe / Data Factory and Europe / Data Engineering components and later confirming restoration to normal. Impact appeared concentrated in Europe, with reports spanning various locations and workloads reliant on Fabric Data Factory and Data Engineering pipelines and notebooks.

Power BI access in the Europe region experienced degraded performance for about 40 minutes as six Microsoft Fabric components were affected: Data Factory, Data Engineering, Data Science, Data Warehouse, Power BI, and Real-Time Intelligence. User reports began around 7:15 AM UTC describing Power BI Web not responding and difficulties updating reports. The issue was publicly acknowledged when the European components were listed as degraded at May 12, 2025 7:39 AM UTC, with EW ending around 7:59 AM UTC and full restoration by May 12, 2025 8:19 AM UTC.

Microsoft Fabric experienced degraded performance in the Americas region, impacting six components: Power BI, Data Factory, Data Warehouse, Data Science, Real-Time Intelligence, and Data Engineering. End users across North and South America reported slow dashboards, Power BI publish issues, and delays in data processing. The outage began at 4:54 PM UTC and was resolved by 7:09 PM UTC, lasting approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. The issue appeared to affect multiple services and geographies in the Americas, as reflected in diverse regional user activity.

Power BI publishing and semantic model refresh within Microsoft Fabric experienced an outage that prevented many users from publishing new reports, refreshing data models, or deploying updates. Across Europe, North America, and other regions, users reported Power BI service not responding, slow performance, and deployment pipelines getting stuck. The disruption affected multiple workflows, including scheduled refreshes and manual publish actions, delaying dashboards and reports for hours.

StatusGator detected Power BI loading and dashboard access issues within Microsoft Fabric starting at 12:56 PM UTC based on user reports, with dashboards failing to load, slow responses, and timeouts reported across multiple regions including Canada, India, and Sri Lanka. The incident lasted about 1 hour 50 minutes and was resolved by 2:46 PM UTC. There were no official status updates in the provided feed, so the scope is inferred from user reports and indicates a broad impact on Power BI dashboards and reports in Microsoft Fabric.