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GitHub down
- wakeless 10y agoMy favourite part of this is the "All systems operational" in green at the top. Yet, all systems are clearly not operational.
- chris_wot 10y agoThat's the system that's not operational.
- StanAngeloff 10y agoDidn't Github comment on their blog recently [1] on how they were improving and reducing failure detection times? Doesn't speak well for them if it's first on Hacker News and not their own Status page. tl;dr; > One of the biggest customer-facing effects of this delay was that status.github.com wasn't set to status red until 00:32am UTC, eight minutes after the site became inaccessible. We consider this to be an unacceptably long delay, and will ensure faster communication to our users in the future. EDIT: "We're investigating some issues with our databases". [1] https://github.com/blog/2106-january-28th-incident-report https://github.com/blog/2106-january-28th-incident-report
- tauchunfall 10y ago>09:56 CEST "We're investigating some issues with our databases". Update: >10:03 CEST "Everything operating normally."
- griffinheart 10y agoThe graphs show the downtime even while the green was at the top. My guess would be that its just something that someone as to toggle.
- Nandiin 10y agoYeah, me too
- eterm 10y agoIt did change: https://status.github.com/messages https://status.github.com/messages
- jspekken 10y agoI have the feeling that this is happening more and more these days. And it's a mayor problem when a large part of your infrastructure is depending on services like Github (composer, etc.)
- rethab 10y agoLet's see how long it takes for people to realize how good an idea it is to rely on this single point of failure for potentially critical systems..
- akjetma 10y agoIt's an issue for people at large to have this shared point of failure, but not for any particular individual.
- dgellow 10y agoFrom https://status.github.com/graphs/past_month https://status.github.com/graphs/past_month Past Month: APP SERVER AVAILABILITY 99.1701%
- philbarr 10y agoBeing down for the equivalent of 3 days/year isn't great.
- wodenokoto 10y agoyou are extrapolating from the one month with down time. there wasn't any last month, or the month before that.
- philbarr 10y agoFair enough, but they didn't have a "year" link
- edejong 10y ago
- zozo123 10y agoA shame... And the github status webpage says everything is fine.
- samskeller 10y agoWell, this is a good excuse to not do any work
- franciscop 10y agoIr works for me
- petetnt 10y agoUp for me too, all systems seem to be operational. Located in Europe if that matters, not sure how GitHub is geographically distributed.
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- romanovcode 10y agoDo we really need a new thread every time GH is down for 5 minutes? Also, please use GitLab.
- tauchunfall 10y agoThe last time GitHub went down was in January and it was over two hours. What prevents GitLab from going down like GitHub? Update: Yeah, maybe if we run an own GitLab instance in our corporate network. Update update: Hmm, there seem to be outages in February, March and April, too. Source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11736331 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11736331
- sudhirj 10y agoAny Git hosting provider as large as GH is also likely to go down once in a while. The bigger your scale is the more difficult it is to get nines.
- hvm 10y agoI dunno, I'd see it as the opposite. The bigger the scale the more cost effective it is to have more redundancy. I can't remember the last time Google search wasn't working or saw news about it being down. The fact that github keeps going down while being a huge business shows they still need to work on having more redundancy, something that's expected of big services like theirs.
- abluecloud 10y agowell, a lot of people's work is reliant on it, so i'd say it's a pretty important thing. > Also, please use GitLab. and you can't just say "use xyz".
- romanovcode 10y agoGitLab is and GitHub is NOT: - Free - Open source - CI integrated - Rapid development (because open-source)
- ktta 10y ago01:56 Mountain Daylight Time "We're investigating some issues with our databases"
- huseyinkeles 10y agomy favorite single point of failure /s
- vikrantvm 10y agoI guess it's up now.
- rodionos 10y agoGithub daily status chart, 2016 https://apps.axibase.com/chartlab/25f38b08 https://apps.axibase.com/chartlab/25f38b08 Source https://status.github.com/api.json https://status.github.com/api.json -> Daily Summary
- 0xmohit 10y agoIt's clearly a case of misrepresenting the status as on https://status.github.com/messages https://status.github.com/messages The graph on https://status.github.com/ https://status.github.com/ specifies the app server availability as 95.5017% for the day. 24*60*(100-95.5071)/100 = 64.69776 minutes