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On May 18th, 2020 at ~9:30am UTC, Microsoft reported that some users in Northern and Western Europe may experience problems accessing Microsoft Forms.
Some expressed concerns that the admin center was not updated with the current issues. While others expressed they were still experiencing issues and were concerned regarding when it would be resolved.
On May 7th, 2020 at ~9:00pm UTC, Microsoft reported that they were deploying a solution to address an issue in which users may be experiencing repeated credential prompts within the Outlook client when using Classic Authentication.
On Tuesday April 21, 2020 at ~8:00am UTC, Microsoft reported that an issue with Outlook was delaying several users in Australia from sending mail for up to four hours.
Many Immediately began expressing their frustrations with the increased number of outages Office 365 users have recently been experiencing in the past month. While others reported that they were seeing issues go well beyond the 4 hours Microsoft reported.
On March 31, 2020 at ~5:00am, Microsoft reported an issue with SharePoint Online performance that was affecting users in APAC, Japan, and Australia.
Soon after they reported that they had discovered a throttling rule that was being incorrectly applied to users, and they were working to disable it to mitigate impact.
On March 17, 2020 at ~1:00pm, Microsoft reported an issue with Microsoft Teams chat service that was affecting users in the Europe region.
They reported that it was a caching issue within a component of their infrastructure but the issue had been resolved.
Microsoft's latest outage reveals some attention points for Microsoft.
This past Thursday, May 2nd 2019, Microsoft suffered another outage on (parts of) its cloud services. The outage follows a series of outages, earlier this year, affecting a variety of online services including Azure, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Intune, Microsoft Teams, etc.