The massive rush to migrate from github is childish at best. To put that in context, I lived through MS's various attempts to kill off competitors (Yes, I paid

The massive rush to migrate from github is childish at best. To put that in context, I lived through MS's various attempts to kill off competitors (Yes, I paid for netscape.) I've worked with LDAP/kerberos and cursed the weird schema changes that are AD. But that was > 15 years ago. I'd gladly pay for AD, even more if its a linux based infra. (Hmmmmm kerberos) Github was loosing cash, had a toxic culture (Abuse of power, side effects of sexism, and then hiring people for being agitators instead of coders.) Microsoft has the money, time and power to improve the product, fire the arseholes and make sure that github is in some sort of shape in the long run. Just look at the alternatives: atlassian, or worse still oracle/IBM. So sure, migrate to gitlab, Its a good product, when its working. Github has many faults, but reliability isn't one of them.