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Glad to see the status page being honest and reflective of reality for a change.

• sethammons 3y ago
  It was maybe 5 minutes late, but that is pretty decent seeing as most status pages are never updated ... ever.
  • peanut-walrus 3y ago
    They've had a lot of practice
  • TeMPOraL 3y ago
    Most status pages seem to be hosted on the same infra they're monitoring, so they tend to go down with the ship, while visitors are greeted by a conveniently cached "all green" version of the page. Not surprising when one realizes that status pages, by necessity, become marketing tools.
• atonse 3y ago
  I had the same feeling. When my PRs started failing, a few mins later I went to the status page and got immediate feedback that they were aware of it. That was useful.