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I saw a comment earlier mentioning that GitHub allegedly doesn't release post mortems publicly? If this is true, that's upsetting.
by AlphaWeaver 9y ago
I saw a comment earlier mentioning that GitHub allegedly doesn't release post mortems publicly? If this is true, that's upsetting.
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- luhn 9y agoThey have published post-mortems before, but the previous bout of downtime went unacknowledged. Maybe it's a new policy. Here's a postmortem they did several years ago: https://github.com/blog/1261-github-availability-this-week https://github.com/blog/1261-github-availability-this-week
- Cacti 9y agoI don't see why you would expect them to. It's nice and all, but they're under no obligation to tell the world everything that happened every time they have a minor outage. Not every outage is newsworthy or even that interesting, and oftentimes they're little more than a PR piece for the company.