News & RSSDatasetNewAdded 2026-11-13

Azure Status (public RSS)

Widespread Azure incidents only, so the feed can be empty when no such incident is open (it held no items on the build-day check)

FreeNon-commercial onlyauth: noneCustom✓ verified Nov 13, 2026

Free?: FreeNon-commercial use only. Free public RSS; no account.
Sign-up?: None neededCall it straight away
Commercial use?: Read the termsProvider's own terms, not a standard licence

Non-commercial use only: Microsoft's Terms of Use limit the Services to personal, non-commercial use

Microsoft's Terms of Use say:

“Unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use.”

Source: Microsoft Terms of Use (checked Nov 13, 2026). This isn't legal advice.

For other public service-status feeds in the catalog without a non-commercial restriction in their terms, see:

Each source has its own terms; read its licence note before you use it. Azure Service Health in the Azure portal is a separate, signed-in product.

The fine print

License note: Non-commercial use only. Microsoft's Terms of Use say "Unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use." No open-data licence is named for the feed. The Terms of Use and the Azure status overview, read with plain curl, set no rule against software reading this public feed; the Terms of Use extraction clause names the AI services only. Custom. Signal Lab links only.
Required attribution: Not stated; link to Azure Status as the source.

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// Overview

Azure Status (public RSS)

Microsoft's public Azure status page and its RSS feed report Azure incidents with wide-ranging impact. Microsoft's docs say anyone can visit the page, and point customers to Azure Service Health in the portal for a personalized view.

Coverage

Widespread Azure incidents only, so the feed can be empty when no such incident is open (it held no items on the build-day check). Microsoft's docs say "The public Azure status page is used only to communicate about service issues that fall under the following three scenarios:" The RSS channel is titled "Azure Status".

Good for

#news#rss#status#outages#cloud#non-commercial

Verdict

An outage signal for widespread Azure incidents. Microsoft's docs say "Anyone can visit the Azure status page and view incidents related to all services that report service health and incidents with wide-ranging impact." and "You can also subscribe to the Azure status RSS feed to view changes to the health of Azure services." Non-commercial warning: Microsoft's Terms of Use say "Unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use." Licence: Custom (no open-data licence named). Azure Service Health in the Azure portal is a separate, signed-in product and is not this source. Rate limits: Not stated. Signal Lab links only.

// Limits

Free limits & license

Price	Free
Auth	none
Free tier	Non-commercial use only. Free public RSS; no account.
Rate limit	Not stated.
License	Custom (see note)
License note	Non-commercial use only. Microsoft's Terms of Use say "Unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use." No open-data licence is named for the feed. The Terms of Use and the Azure status overview, read with plain curl, set no rule against software reading this public feed; the Terms of Use extraction clause names the AI services only. Custom. Signal Lab links only.
Last verified	Nov 13, 2026

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Quick facts

Provider: azure.status.microsoft
Type: Dataset
Category: News & RSS
Domain: News & RSS
Auth: none
Free tier: Non-commercial use only. Free public RSS; no account.
Rate limit: Not stated.
License: Custom (see note)
License note: Non-commercial use only. Microsoft's Terms of Use say "Unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use." No open-data licence is named for the feed. The Terms of Use and the Azure status overview, read with plain curl, set no rule against software reading this public feed; the Terms of Use extraction clause names the AI services only. Custom. Signal Lab links only.
Verified: Nov 13, 2026

Ask your agent

Fetch https://signal-lab.qdt.ai/catalog.json, find slug "azure-status-rss" and read its licenseNote. Microsoft's Terms of Use say that unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use. So do not write a commercial loader for this feed. If my use is personal and non-commercial, link me to the official Azure status RSS feed at https://azure.status.microsoft/status/feed/ so I can read it myself, note that it carries only widespread Azure incidents and can be empty, and tell me that Azure Service Health in the Azure portal is a separate, signed-in product.

// Full record · catalog.json

name: Azure Status (public RSS)
slug: azure-status-rss
category: News & RSS
domain: News & RSS
type: Dataset
sitePageUrl: https://signal-lab.qdt.ai/datasets/azure-status-rss
providerUrl: https://azure.status.microsoft/status/feed/
badge: Free
auth: none
freeTierLimits: Non-commercial use only. Free public RSS; no account.
rateLimits: Not stated.
docsUrl: https://azure.status.microsoft/status/feed/
coverage: Widespread Azure incidents only, so the feed can be empty when no such incident is open (it held no items on the build-day check). Microsoft's docs say "The public Azure status page is used only to communicate about service issues that fall under the following three scenarios:" The RSS channel is titled "Azure Status".
lastVerified: 2026-11-13
evidenceUrls: https://azure.status.microsoft/status/feed/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-health/azure-status-overview
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/terms-of-use
tasks: news
rss
status
outages
cloud
non-commercial
license: Custom
licenseUrl: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/terms-of-use
licenseNote: Non-commercial use only. Microsoft's Terms of Use say "Unless otherwise specified, the Services are for your personal and non-commercial use." No open-data licence is named for the feed. The Terms of Use and the Azure status overview, read with plain curl, set no rule against software reading this public feed; the Terms of Use extraction clause names the AI services only. Custom. Signal Lab links only.
attribution: Not stated; link to Azure Status as the source.

// The same record over MCP

Request · get_entry

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1,
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "get_entry",
    "arguments": {
      "slug": "azure-status-rss"
    }
  }
}

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// Similar sources

Azure Status (public RSS)

Coverage

Good for

Verdict

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// Full record · catalog.json

// The same record over MCP

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