JFrog: Partial outage in JFrog Cloud Platform affecting services on Azure US West
JFrog reported a major partial outage affecting Azure US West customers, including Artifactory, Distribution, Pipelines, security services, Webhook and Web UI, caused by Azure infrastructure compute issues. It started at 2026-02-07 08:33 UTC and lasted 6 h 52 min; JFrog reported full restoration at 2026-02-07 15:26 UTC after the upstream outage was resolved.
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Affected components: ArtifactoryUS - West (California) - Azure - ArtifactoryDistributionUS - West (California) - Azure - DistributionSecurity - JASUS - West (California) - Azure - Security - JASSecurity - RuntimeUS - West (California) - Azure - Security - RuntimePipelinesUS - West (California) - Azure - PipelinesSecurity - CurationUS - West (California) - Azure - Security - CurationSecurity - CatalogUS - West (California) - Azure - Security - CatalogSecurity - XrayUS - West (California) - Azure - Security - XrayUS - West (California) - Azure - Web UIWeb UIUS - West (California) - Azure - WebhookWebhook
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- identified
Summary: We are currently experiencing a partial service disruption affecting customers in the Azure US West region. This is due to underlying compute issues at the Microsoft Azure infrastructure layer. Action: JFrog Engineers are actively working to mitigate the impact and recover services.
- identified
Microsoft Azure engineering is actively working on restoring services at the infrastructure layer. JFrog Engg Team is monitoring the progress closely as they address the underlying compute failure. Official Microsoft outage details and status updates can be tracked at: https://app.azure.com/h/JLPW-7W8/86af1b
- identified
JFrog Engg have recovered Artifactory services for all customers in the region Azure US West region. Azure Infrastructure is still not fully stable & Microsoft Team is continuing to work on it.
- resolved
Status: Resolved / Post-Recovery Validation Impact: Services Restored JFrog services are now fully operational following the resolution of a significant upstream infrastructure outage within Azure. Our internal automated monitoring confirms that all our core functionalities have returned to expected performance levels. Recovery & Ongoing Validation While primary connectivity and service layers have been restored, the JFrog engineering team remains in an active monitoring phase. We are currently performing comprehensive validations across all Azure services including storage and compute components. This process ensures that all dependent systems have achieved full synchronization and are performing at optimal capacity. Incident Timeline (UTC) 12:30 UTC: The infrastructure provider confirmed the restoration of facility power and physical network connectivity. Subsequent Window: Azure Cloud services were recovered, enabling the sequential restoration and stabilization of the JFrog service layers. For further technical details regarding the root cause of the underlying infrastructure failure, please refer to the official Azure Status Page - https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status
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- Major incident: Partial outage in JFrog Cloud Platform affecting services on Azure US West 2026-02-07 08:33 UTC
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