I'm Merill Fernando. I build tools and write about Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Entra to help admins keep up with constant change.
Message Center posts are useful, but they are hard to link to, search, and reference outside the Microsoft 365 admin center. I built this archive so posts can be found quickly and shared from places like Entra.News.
This site is for reference only. Message Center posts are customized by tenant, so always use your own tenant's Message Center as the source of truth.
A scheduled job reads Message Center posts from the Microsoft 365 test tenants through Microsoft Graph, merges what each tenant can see, saves each post for history, and publishes a searchable static site.
The site also imports Microsoft 365 Roadmap RSS items and Azure updates from Microsoft's public feed, generates static pages, and exposes sitemap, RSS, and AI-friendly index files for discovery.
A post tells you what is changing. It cannot tell you how it went in the tenant that got it a week before yours. So every Message Center, Roadmap and Azure Updates post has a discussion on its page.
Like or dislike a post
One press shows how a change is landing. The counts show on the post and in the list.
Comment
Say when it reached your tenant, what it did, and what you changed. Or ask what a line in the post means.
Reply and like comments
Answer someone directly, and like the comments that helped so the next reader finds them first.
Save views
Keep the list the way you want it, such as your own products with major changes only, and switch between views.
Discussions are hosted on zap.ms, a community site I'm building for people in the Microsoft community, focused on tech and getting work done. You sign in once, and stay on this site. An MVP or Microsoft badge next to a name is verified.
Example
Microsoft Entra ID: passkey profiles and the registration campaign
Same here. Our help desk had 40 calls before 9am. Did excluding a group work for you?
Yes, nobody in the excluded group was prompted. Remember your break-glass accounts.
Not in our GCC tenant yet as of today. I will report back when it lands.
Message Center posts differ by tenant, so some are only seen by education, government or specially licensed tenants. 4 tenants are shared with the archive so far, including education tenants.
If you manage a tenant, you can let the archive read its Message Center. It is read-only, takes about five minutes, and there is no password or secret to share.
?v=3, ?from=2&to=5), which also makes reachable the versions that shared a timestamp with another.
This reached our tenant on Monday. Heads up: the registration campaign switched itself on, and about 300 people were asked to set up a passkey at sign-in the next morning.
If you are not ready for that, exclude a group or turn the campaign off before the rollout date.