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We are experiencing widespread issues across Microsoft Fabric, particularly with Synapse and Data Engineering objects such as Data Warehouse, Lakehouses, and Notebooks.
Here are the specific issues we've encountered:
Data engineering/Science Spark Settings: Attempting to access Spark settings results in an error.
Apache Airflow runtime Settings: The settings page remains stuck on a loading screen, with no resolution.
Lakehouse Tables: Tables fail to load, displaying the error message: "We ran into a network issue. A retry may help. If this keeps happening, contact support."
Data Warehouse Tables/views: Errors occur when trying to open a table or view.
Notebooks: Most notebooks fail to open, showing an error message.
If the Notebook does open, it continuously trys to save even when no changes have been made throwing the following error:
Menu buttons are not loading either:
These problems were first observed on Monday, October 7. We have a case open with Microsoft but have not recieved a resoltion or much guidence yet. We've tried multiple workspaces and creating new objects. We encounter the same issues.
Note that we can successfully create visual queries in both the lakehosue and data warehouse. The data is there. We are just getting all of these errors on the objects.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thank you for the reply and feedback. We discovered that the issue was related to a change that was made to our internal DNS. The changes have been reverted and the functionality is back to normal.
Hi @gwayne
I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing these issues with Microsoft Fabric. It sounds quite frustrating, especially given the impact on your workflows. But it’s good to hear that you can create visual queries. This suggests that the core data services are operational, and the issues might be more related to the interface or specific configurations.
Here are some considerations that may help you troubleshoot and narrow down the issue while you wait for further guidance from Microsoft Support:
Browser and Cache: Clear your browser cache or try accessing Fabric service from a different browser or incognito mode. Browser-related issues can sometimes cause loading problems.
Network and Permissions: Given the network-related error messages, double-check your network settings and permissions. Sometimes, network configurations or firewall settings can cause such issues. If possible, try accessing Fabric from a different computer or network environment to see if the results will be different.
I can't reproduce these issues, and I haven't found other users reporting them, so I suspect it may be related to some specific setup, or an issue that is happening in a specific environment. I recommend that you continue to contact the relevant Microsoft engineer of your ticket to check any progress or feedback. They may need to gather some information to troubleshoot from the background end. It may take some time. Thank you for your understanding.
Best Regards,
Jing
Community Support Team
Thank you for the reply and feedback. We discovered that the issue was related to a change that was made to our internal DNS. The changes have been reverted and the functionality is back to normal.
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