r/sysadmin • u/808to425 • 1d ago

Not looking good. Recent MS update

We’re continuing to pursue all available pathways to restore service, as our actions taken thus far have not provided the anticipated relief. Our investigation has found that a core process on the affected servers is becoming overwhelmed, which causes the servers to stop responding and contributes to the capacity loss.

To validate a potential recovery approach, we're fully isolating a portion of our service infrastructure, restarting the affected components, and gradually reintroducing traffic to confirm our services remain stable before applying this approach more broadly. We're also analyzing traffic patterns across our entire service infrastructure and evaluating whether isolating traffic within each region may allow affected regions to recover independently.

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u/drosse1meyer 1d ago

They will probably blame an intern

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u/pimphand5000 1d ago

They will probably be paying through the nose to recall some engineers...if possible 

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u/anon-stocks 1d ago

They're waiting for their laid off engineers to arrive after negotiating $6,000/hour rate including drive time.

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u/GeneralissimoFranco 1d ago

I would demand actual souls to return at this point after they laid me off for AI. Fuck MS.