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Honestly I kind of feel for them - their traffic must be spiking like no tomorrow. Though still annoying when the team takes down time because GitHub is down...
by kadhirvelm 5mo ago
Honestly I kind of feel for them - their traffic must be spiking like no tomorrow. Though still annoying when the team takes down time because GitHub is down...has anyone transitioned to something else successfully?
- nate 5mo agoThis makes me nostalgic for platforms like https://unfuddle.com https://unfuddle.com. That was the old days of other providers with subversion and git.
- 8organicbits 5mo agoI'm a DevOps freelancer and I've moved projects off GitHub Actions in prior years (cost and security driven). Everyone uses GitHub a little differently, so there isn't a single migration path. It seems like all parts of GitHub are on fire now, but I'd generally recommend moving in stages. For my personal work I did a hard cutover to GitLab last month. The issues import is the most complex part as the default import messes up issue authors.
- fridder 5mo agoIt it was a startup, sure, I'd feel for them. This is Microsoft though. They have the money and resources
- fridder 5mo agoI should say that I don't feel for the business. The SRE's and admins though I certainly do