Azure Incident Retrospective - Please register! Session 1 - Tracking ID: 7Q30-010
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident led by our engineering teams. Network connectivity – Gateway service degradation Tracking ID: 7Q30-010 | Impacted: 30 September 2026 Same content presented in both sessions: pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times: pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 22 Oct 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 23 Oct 2026 Register now → 11:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 2:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 7:30 PM London (BST) 2:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 5:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 7:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 11:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 2:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 7:30 AM London (BST) 2:30 PM Beijing (CST) 5:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 7:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Sudha Mahajan General Manager Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ Bikash Agrawala Partner Director of Engineering Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Incident Retrospective - Please register! Session 2 - Tracking ID: 7Q30-010
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident led by our engineering teams. Network connectivity – Gateway service degradation Tracking ID: 7Q30-010 | Impacted: 30 September 2026 Same content presented in both sessions: pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times: pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 22 Oct 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 23 Oct 2026 Register now → 11:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 2:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 7:30 PM London (BST) 2:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 5:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 7:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 11:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 2:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 7:30 AM London (BST) 2:30 PM Beijing (CST) 5:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 7:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Sudha Mahajan General Manager Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ Bikash Agrawala Partner Director of Engineering Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Retirements Livestream - Please register! Session 2 - Tracking ID: 0P59-60Z
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this upcoming Azure retirement — led by our engineering teams. Network Security Group (NSG) flow logs in Azure Network Watcher Tracking ID: 0P59-60Z | Retirement Date: 30 September 2027 Same content presented in both sessions — pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What will happen, the timelines for the change, and how you can manage it 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn How to manage the change smoothly Choose your session Same content presented at both times — pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 16:30 UTC Thursday, 24 Sept 2026 Register now → Session 2 04:30 UTC Friday, 25 Sept 2026 Register now → 9:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 PM London (BST) 12:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 2:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 4:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 9:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 AM London (BST) 12:30 PM Beijing (CST) 2:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 4:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Chaithanya Rai Senior Product Manager Azure Network Security & Observability LinkedIn ↗ Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Retirements Livestream - Please register! Session 1 - Tracking ID: 0P59-60Z
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this upcoming Azure retirement — led by our engineering teams. Network Security Group (NSG) flow logs in Azure Network Watcher Tracking ID: 0P59-60Z | Retirement Date: 30 September 2027 Same content presented in both sessions — pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What will happen, the timelines for the change, and how you can manage it 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn How to manage the change smoothly Choose your session Same content presented at both times — pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 16:30 UTC Thursday, 24 Sept 2026 Register now → Session 2 04:30 UTC Friday, 25 Sept 2026 Register now → 9:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 PM London (BST) 12:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 2:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 4:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 9:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 AM London (BST) 12:30 PM Beijing (CST) 2:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 4:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Chaithanya Rai Senior Product Manager Azure Network Security & Observability LinkedIn ↗ Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Incident Retrospective - Please register! Session 2 - Tracking ID: ZJV6-SGG-BW8
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident led by our engineering teams. Network connectivity issues in West US Tracking ID: ZJV6-SGG | Impacted: 23 July 2026 Same content presented in both sessions: pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times: pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 27 Aug 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 28 Aug 2026 Register now → 10:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 1:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 6:30 PM London (BST) 1:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 3:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 5:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 10:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 1:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 6:30 AM London (BST) 1:30 PM Beijing (CST) 3:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 5:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Jamie Gaudette Vice President Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Incident Retrospective - Please register! Session 1 - Tracking ID: ZJV6-SGG-BW8
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident led by our engineering teams. Network connectivity issues in West US Tracking ID: ZJV6-SGG | Impacted: 23 July 2026 Same content presented in both sessions: pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times: pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 27 Aug 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 28 Aug 2026 Register now → 10:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 1:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 6:30 PM London (BST) 1:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 3:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 5:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 10:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 1:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 6:30 AM London (BST) 1:30 PM Beijing (CST) 3:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 5:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Jamie Gaudette Vice President Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Incident Retrospective - Please register! Session 2 - Tracking ID: 5GP8-W0G
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident — led by our engineering teams. Control plane issues in East US Tracking ID: 5GP8-W0G | Impacted: 24-25 April 2026 Same content presented in both sessions — pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times — pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 14 May 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 15 May 2026 Register now → 9:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 PM London (BST) 1:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 4:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 6:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 9:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 AM London (BST) 1:30 PM Beijing (CST) 4:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 6:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Deepak Bansal Corporate Vice President, Technical Fellow Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ Qi Zhang Partner Software Engineering Manager Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Incident Retrospective - Please register! Session 1 - Tracking ID: 5GP8-W0G
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident — led by our engineering teams. Control plane issues in East US Tracking ID: 5GP8-W0G | Impacted: 24-25 April 2026 Same content presented in both sessions — pick the one that works best for your timezone! What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times — pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 14 May 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 15 May 2026 Register now → 9:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 PM London (BST) 1:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 4:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 6:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 9:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 AM London (BST) 1:30 PM Beijing (CST) 4:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 6:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Deepak Bansal Corporate Vice President, Technical Fellow Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn↗ Qi Zhang Partner Software Engineering Manager Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident Reviews Learn more about PIRs and the retrospective programAzure Incident Retrospective — Please register for one of the 2 sessions below!
Join our upcoming live webcast for a transparent discussion about this recent Azure service incident — led by our engineering teams. Network degradation within East US AZ-02 Tracking ID: DG_Z-S08 | Impacted: 20 March 2026 What to expect 📚 Understand What happened, how we responded, and what we learned 💬 Ask Live Q&A with our engineering experts throughout the session 🛠 Learn The fixes we've put in place and guidance for workload resiliency Choose your session Same content presented at both times — pick the one that works best for your timezone: Session 1 17:30 UTC Thursday, 23 April 2026 Register now → Session 2 05:30 UTC Friday, 24 April 2026 Register now → 9:30 AM US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 PM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 PM London (BST) 1:30 AM +1 Beijing (CST) 4:30 AM +1 Sydney (AEDT) 6:30 AM +1 Auckland (NZDT) 9:30 PM -1 US Pacific (PDT) 12:30 AM US Eastern (EDT) 5:30 AM London (BST) 1:30 PM Beijing (CST) 4:30 PM Sydney (AEDT) 6:30 PM Auckland (NZDT) Our engineering leaders Newton Sanches Partner, Engineering Manager Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ Frank Rey Partner, General Manager Azure Networking Cloud+AI Engineering LinkedIn ↗ ⚠️ Prepare before the livestream Read the Post Incident Review (PIR) ahead of time so you can ask any follow up questions during the live Q&A Helpful resources 🔔 Azure Service Health Alerts Get alerts for relevant incidents by setting up notifications via email, SMS, or webhook 🎥 Past Retrospective Recordings Watch recordings of previous retrospective livestreams 📄 Azure Post Incident ReviewsIntroducing Azure Programmable Connectivity Powering Network-Aware Applications
Three trends in distributed computing are converging. First, the number of places where applications can run has grown to include the cloud, public and private edges, and on-device. Second, distributed applications increasingly span these compute targets simultaneously, with placement decisions based on cost, location, and performance requiring continuous evaluation. Third, the networks connecting these compute targets are increasingly programmable, allowing applications to query and dynamically configure network conditions and behavior via APIs. Azure offers excellent support for deploying and managing applications across the full diversity of today’s compute targets. We have a limited, private preview program for Azure Programmable Connectivity (APC) to support network-aware applications that span compute targets and program the networks in between. Who should attend? • Developers who want to enhance the connectivity of their applications and make it more reliable, efficient and secure • Developers who recognize that network connectivity is critical to the success of their applications, and want to learn how to leverage network programmability to achieve their goals • Developers who want to enhance the user experience of your application by optimizing network performance and reducing latency • Developers who are interested in learning about Network APIs What will I learn? Overall, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the benefits of network programmability and how it can be used to enhance application connectivity, performance, and security, as well as how to apply to the private preview program for Azure Programmable Connectivity to get hands-on experience with building network-aware applications. Pre-Register at: https://aka.ms/ModernConnectedApplications05.17 Watch Livestream at: https://aka.ms/AzureProgrammableConnectivity5/17
