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GitHub.com down?
- fagnerbrack 9y agolol we posted at the same time
- fagnerbrack 9y agohttp://imgur.com/a/g0Wh9 http://imgur.com/a/g0Wh9
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- pandada8 9y agoლ(ﾟдﾟლ)
- Eun 9y agohttps://status.github.com https://status.github.com Says it's online However, for me it does not load.
- pandada8 9y agoseems the error rate is increasing I guess the status page is actually updated manually while the data is auto updated
- skierscott 9y agoNow it says "07:36 CDTMajor service outage."
- H1Supreme 9y agouh oh
- rast-a 9y agoYeah, TTFB does not look good http://imgur.com/a/4X89U http://imgur.com/a/4X89U
- citrusui 9y agoSeeing the unicorn here on the east coast :(
- rast-a 9y agosame in Europe.
- samgranieri 9y agosame in Chicago
- pascalo 9y agoSame in Adelaide, Australia
- Sagiliste 9y agoSame in Morocco
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- lpgauth 9y agoYup, it's down. I'm guessing the Github SRE's are getting woken up now :)
- mtrunkat 9y agohttps://trello.com/ https://trello.com/ down also (EU)
- phatak-dev 9y agoWorks here.
- teniutza 9y agoWorks now, but I remember that the mobile app lost its connection a couple of hours ago. Couldn't sync a card and showed a connection error.
- SCdF 9y agoInterestingly I just got the following email 5 times in quick succession: Dear <not my name>, Your npm package, <a pkg I've contributed to>, has been added to npm cdn: https://npm-cdn.com/pkg/<pgk>/ npm cdn relieves the burden of publishing your code to a CDN in addition to the npm registry. All you need to do is add a link to https://npm-cdn.com/pkg/<pkg>/ to your README file so that the users of <pkg> could embed up-to-date version of your javascript files to their web apps without additional steps.. Since I've only contributed a patch or two I presume they got my email address from scraping GitHub.
- manojlds 9y agoHow is this related?
- HelloNurse 9y agoA possible tempest of incoming email and/or increased npm traffic.
- bArray 9y agoSetting several CDNs to backup all the repos somebody could find? If that's true, sounds like an attack to me. There was a similar thing a while back with Facebook cache servers killing little severs Iran attack simply told them to cache an image with `...png?random=...` on the end. Still, waiting to hear from GitHub themselves - not too many things that can bring down a massive service like this!
- pandada8 9y agoNow I am curious about the reason and how github put a fix with this outage
- pascalo 9y agoJust when I was doing my pull request.
- foota 9y agoGuess you broke it ;-)
- nickcw 9y agoGot the angry unicorn here! Interesting that all the images on the angry unicorn page are encoded like this <img width="32" height="32" title="" alt="" src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw...">. I guess it means that the page is just a single item to be served.
- arafsheikh 9y agoBack online here in India.
- devgoncalo 9y agohttp://imgur.com/a/PJKQq http://imgur.com/a/PJKQq
- devgoncalo 9y agohttp://imgur.com/a/PJKQq http://imgur.com/a/PJKQq
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- pandada8 9y ago20:55 CST Everything operating normally.
- runeks 9y agoI've created an Amazon-style GitHub status page here: https://github.com/runeksvendsen/status https://github.com/runeksvendsen/status When you can't reach this status page, GitHub is down. Otherwise it works fine.
- i336_ 9y agoThis repo shows as empty for me.
- bmpafa 9y agoThen Github's up :)
- half0wl 9y agoHow does that work? It isn't just an empty repo titled "status" that you try to load to see if Github is down, is it?
- IshKebab 9y agoYes that's the joke.
- i336_ 9y agoNote that the person who replied is not the person who owned the repo. Either this is a case of Put the joke into air ten feet of north of me. Verify the result. or there was an issue with the repo. If I was doing this I'd be looking at making a real repo with a magic string in its README.md - because there's a big difference between HTTP 200 on / for github.com, and everything working correctly so that magic string displays.
- half0wl 9y agoI believe it's a joke. I missed the "Amazon-style" part in the OP, which I guess is referencing how Amazon used to (?) host their status page.