Microsoft Fabric Outage History

Power BI within Microsoft Fabric experienced degraded loading and responsiveness, with users across many regions reporting dashboards and reports not loading, failures to publish to workspaces, and slow or failed refreshes. The incident began around 9:13 AM UTC and was resolved by 9:46 AM UTC. A large volume of user reports indicated broad impact across the service, spanning multiple regions worldwide.

StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal starting at 9:13 AM UTC, reflecting user observations prior to any official acknowledgment. Microsoft Fabric did not publish official status updates during the incident, so communication about the event was limited to user-reported symptoms.

Power BI loading failures affected Microsoft Fabric, preventing dashboards and reports from loading for many users. The issue began around 07:38 UTC and persisted for roughly four hours, ending by 11:52 UTC. StatusGator detected the issue at Apr 2, 2025 7:38 AM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment. The outage lasted about 4 hours and 14 minutes, with users repeatedly reporting slow or failed loads for Power BI visuals and data models.

Power BI online service experienced degraded performance with slow loading and intermittent connectivity. The issue began at Mar 17, 2025 8:37 AM UTC and was resolved by Mar 17, 2025 2:39 PM UTC, lasting about 6 hours. User reports from around the world describe dashboards loading slowly, deployment pipelines not loading, and occasional service unavailability across regions. StatusGator detected the issue starting at Mar 17, 2025 8:37 AM UTC as an Early Warning Signal ahead of any official updates. Across the morning, a high volume of user reports highlighted widespread impact on Power BI workloads, including dashboards, reports, and the Power BI app. No official status changes were observed in the provided data.

Microsoft Fabric experienced an outage affecting the desktop dashboard editing workflow, preventing users from modifying dashboards in the desktop client. Some users also reported related issues with the semantic model not refreshing. The impact appeared limited to dashboard editing rather than a full service outage, with user activity observed across multiple locations over roughly an hour. The window of reported impact spanned from 3:15 PM UTC to 4:15 PM UTC.

The Power BI experience within Microsoft Fabric was disrupted, with users around the world reporting pages and reports not loading, slow performance, or intermittent access. Regions including Europe (Belgium, UK), India, and parts of Africa reported widespread issues affecting dashboards, reports, and homepage access. The incident appears to have started in the morning UTC window and persisted for roughly two hours, with the most activity observed between 9:00 AM UTC and 10:45 AM UTC. The outage duration spanned from 8:47 AM UTC to 10:45 AM UTC according to user observations.

Microsoft Fabric experienced a global outage impacting SQL Endpoints, Power BI, and Serverless SQL. Users around the world reported dashboards failing to load, slow Power BI performance, and errors when running queries. The first reports appeared around 8:45 AM UTC, with issues peaking between 9:30 AM UTC and 9:45 AM UTC, and the last observation around 10:15 AM UTC. The incident lasted about 1 hour 30 minutes, ending at Feb 27, 2025 10:23 AM UTC.

Power BI reports connected to Microsoft Fabric in Europe experienced loading and refresh failures, affecting dashboards and analytics across European workloads. The incident impacted Europe / Data Science, Europe / Data Warehouse, Europe / Real-Time Intelligence, Europe / Data Factory, and Europe / Data Engineering. End users reported dashboards not loading and refresh attempts failing, with errors indicating a service problem. The issue began with an Early Warning Signal at Feb 10, 2025 4:37 AM UTC and persisted through the morning, with the status page showing degraded performance before recovery.

Timeline and response: The Fabric status page transitioned the affected Europe components from up to warn at 5:45 AM UTC and then back to up at 6:59 AM UTC. In total, two official status updates were posted during the incident. StatusGator detected the issue at Feb 10, 2025 4:37 AM UTC, about 1 hour 8 minutes before the official acknowledgment, giving an early warning lead time. The outage lasted roughly 2 hours 22 minutes, ending with the service restored to full functionality.

Microsoft Fabric authentication issues began at 1:20 PM UTC and persisted until 3:40 PM UTC, impacting sign-in and access to Fabric services including Power BI integration. Users reported errors such as pages not rendering and Power BI Online/Desktop not opening, indicating a broad outage affecting Fabric-based tools for roughly two hours. Reports showed a noticeable regional pattern with many observations from Brazil, suggesting geographic concentration in the region.

StatusGator detected the issue at Jan 31, 2025 1:20 PM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment. There were no official Microsoft Fabric status updates published during the incident in the provided records. The event reflects a major disruption to authentication and service access for Fabric users, driven by a regional concentration of reports in Brazil.

An outage affected Microsoft Fabric, causing widespread issues loading pages and rendering Power BI dashboards. Users across North America reported blank pages, slow performance, or data not loading, impacting dashboards and reports. The incident began around 7:42 PM UTC and lasted until approximately 8:46 PM UTC, a duration of about 1 hour and 4 minutes.

StatusGator detected the issue from user reports at Jan 29, 2025 7:42 PM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment from Microsoft Fabric. There were no public status updates on the Fabric support page during the outage. Report volume rose through the evening, with activity peaking around 8:15 PM UTC– 8:30 PM UTC, indicating broad impact across multiple regions and a pattern of page load failures and incomplete data rendering.

An outage affected Power BI embedding within Microsoft Fabric, preventing embed reports from loading and causing workspaces and apps to fail for many users. Reports described portals not responding, server errors, and dashboards stuck on the Fabric logo or loading screens. The incident began around 9:43 AM UTC and lasted until about 11:33 AM UTC, with activity peaking in the mid to late morning UTC window. A high volume of user reports indicated broad impact across Europe and beyond, with symptoms including very slow performance, timeouts, and incomplete loading of dashboards and reports.