Incident with multple GitHub services

supakeen

I mean; this is the normal mode of operation for GitHub at this point.

argee

I moved to Gitlab a while ago. It's a whole new level of freedom not having to pay for self-hosted CI runners.

cjonas

It would be wild if they dropped below the "two 9's" metric. I think they would need an additional ~16hr of outage in the 90 day rolling period.

fishgoesblub

At this point it'll be better to have alerts for when GitHub is online , rather than offline.

josefritzishere

Microslop is destroying Github

AnkerSkallebank

Some of my jobs are completing, some are failing. Seems to be random. Kind of wish they would just fail outright, instead of running for 10 minutes and then failing.

ossa-ma

Seems like outages are increasingly more frequent nowadays. Obviously, this is not the best state of affairs, and developers should not be limited by services. In the meantime I've been experimenting with building third spaces for people to chill while they wait for the services they are dependent on to go back up. The first one I've built is a little ASCII hangout for Claude @ https://clawdpenguin.com but threads like this make me want to build it for Github too.

0xbadcafebee

I am this > < close to just running Gogs or Forgejo on some Hetzner boxes, quit my job, charge people for access. Why aren't there like 10 startups doing this yet? Please? I want to give you my money. Just give me a git host that doesn't suck. (All the current ones suck)

linhns

Business as usual.

embedding-shape

I've been on a somewhat binge to move a bunch of stuff to self-hosting at home. Yesterday I finally completed my self-hosted Forgejo instance at home, together with Linux, Windows (via VM) and macOS (via Mac Mini) runners/workers for CI/CD, so everything finally lives in-house (literally), instead of all source code + Actions being on GitHub but the infrastructure actually living locally. This is probably the first time I felt vindicated with my self-hosting move literally the day after I finished the migration, very pleasant feeling. Usually it takes a month or two before I get here.

dankobgd

Don't worry, status page says that it's 100% working - green color, all good. even though i can't access a static page

surya2006

what are the good alternatives available for github i find some alternative but as long as widely people use github i cant use other service right like i cant share my alternative to other developer and force him to use this for me. so i feel like i locked in even i want to move i can't

shevy-java

Microsoft again. I think it is time that Microsoft lets go of GitHub. They are handling it too poorly.

surya2006

even vercel also have more downtime nowadays

buildbot

Anyone also seeing Active Directory/Entra issues?

throwatdem12311

Seems like they just can’t deal with the absolute deluge of AI vomit being uploaded every day. Good riddance I hope it completely destroys them.

LorenDB

https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ says they are down to 88.15% uptime. Even when you consider uptime of individual components, their best is 99.78%, so two nines.

tomjen3

At this point it should almost be news when it works.

jasoncartwright

Just cancelled my GitHub Copilot Pro+ year subscription. Removal of Opus 4.6 stung, but the repeated continued downtime makes it unusable for me. Very disappointed. No fuss instant refund of my unused subscription (£160) appreciated.