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For the amount of money enterprises are paying to GitHub, there is a reasonable (and contractual) expectation of uptime. I don't think my boss would find it to

For the amount of money enterprises are paying to GitHub, there is a reasonable (and contractual) expectation of uptime. I don't think my boss would find it to fun if I bailed work to hit the gym just because GitHub was down.

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iamcoder18 3mo ago
Yes, but GitHub enterprise has different uptime (https://us.githubstatus.com/posts/dashboard https://us.githubstatus.com/posts/dashboard) and actually does have an SLA. Edit: it seems GHE is also affected by the outage and isn't much better.
- twistedpair 3mo ago
  Since upgrading to Cloud Enterprise... why didn't my GH uptime get any better? Guess on-prem GHE server is the only way to do that.
  - joeyhage 3mo ago
    My understanding is the us.githubstatus.com is only if you are using GitHub enterprise with a custom subdomain and data residency in the US because then *some* of the infrastructure is separate from GitHub.com.
  - mh- 3mo ago
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- cyansmoker 3mo ago
  As an enterprise user I can tell you that: - we are getting no benefit beyond getting excuses replies to our emails - right or wrong, but we depend heavily on GitHub actions so this has a very real impact on us
- tedivm 3mo ago
  This, like all of their dashboards, is complete bullshit. As a GitHub enterprise user i am absolutely affected by the outage today, and have been affected by all of the GitHub Cloud outages. There is no separate enterprise platform unless you buy their self hosted server product.
- eddieroger 3mo ago
  Yeah, I know, and it's down.