checked Nov 4, 2026 12:29 PM UTC · Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager's official status page
Is Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager Down Right Now?
No. Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager is up and running.
Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager is currently operational with all systems functioning normally.
All components operational
Service health
The record
30 day period · not affected by the range aboveAvailability counts operational or degraded time as available for this component alone. Partial outages count as half downtime and major outages count in full, scheduled maintenance is excluded from the calculation, and periods with no recorded status are counted as available rather than assumed down. Figures cover this component only — the service-wide record is on the Traffic Manager service page.
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Recent Traffic Manager outages & status updates
Status changes and service events for Traffic Manager over the last 30 days
No recent outages or service warnings to show.
Inside Traffic Manager
2 sub-components under Traffic Manager, each with its own status history.
Frequently asked questions about Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager
Common questions about monitoring Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager and reading its status.
Is Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager down right now?
Microsoft Azure (China) reports Operational for Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager. An operational report does not rule out a regional, account-specific or not-yet-reported problem.
What is Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager?
Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager is a component listed by Microsoft Azure (China). Statusfield follows its reported status so you can monitor this dependency alongside your other vendors. Review the component’s scope before adding it to your monitors.
How can I get alerts for Microsoft Azure (China) Traffic Manager?
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