On May 4, 2021, at ~9:52 am UTC, Microsoft reported an unspecified issue with Power Apps and Power Automate. Twitter users responded confirming impacts to at least the North/South American geos.
Approximately an hour later, Microsoft was able to identify the issue (timeout errors within caching components) and a restart/reroute was being performed as the investigation continued.
At that same time, Twitter responses were for the most part optimistic, as many were seeing restored services and functionality.
Approximately 2 hours since first reporting, Microsoft had communicated that they were taking even further action towards performance improvements as to the issue.
By ~12:51 pm UTC, Microsoft had announced that all remediation efforts were complete.
Here are resources for Microsoft Teams monitoring and reporting during service outages.
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