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Some of these seem a bit unfair to Azure, but this one was pretty amusing: User Impact: Users may be unable to activate or use SharePoint Online Sandbox So
by zaroth 10y ago
Some of these seem a bit unfair to Azure, but this one was pretty amusing:
User Impact: Users may be unable to activate or use
SharePoint Online Sandbox Solutions. This may include
event receivers, workflows, web parts, feature receivers,
and InfoPath forms.
Scope of Impact: While we're not aware of any customer
reports of impact, our monitoring indicates that any
user attempting to activate or use this feature will be
affected.
Doh!
- Spooky23 10y agoConsistent with most other SharePoint things that I'm familiar with. ;)
- dpark 10y agoSome of them seem extremely misleading. The one claiming that Exchange was down for 20 days is politician-level dishonesty. The service wasn't even down. A small set of customers experienced repeated notifications for meetings, which is undoubtedly very annoying but nowhere near the impact of having no email access for weeks. Most of these seem pretty minor. It almost feels like the complaint is that Azure is being too transparent. If Azure hid the issues until you encountered them directly, you'd not even see most of these. Yes, they should fix (and presumably are fixing) these issues, but transparency is a good thing for both the team and the customers. Disclosure: Microsoft employee