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While I don't have anything smart to say about stuff like this, I'd love to see their postmortem on this one. Would be somewhat hilarious if it's another bad configuration push across their infrastructure. Github has had so many of them and especially with the recent article of the stock brokerage firm going bankrupt due to bad configuration/code push.
A firm going bankrupt due to a bad code/config? Do you have a link to the article you're referring to? Sounds interesting...
While I don't have anything smart to say about stuff like this, I'd love to see their postmortem on this one. Would be somewhat hilarious if it's another bad configuration push across their infrastructure. Github has had so many of them and especially with the recent article of the stock brokerage firm going bankrupt due to bad configuration/code push.
I doubt they are pushing new configuration at 6am on a Sunday morning.
While I don't have anything smart to say about stuff like this, I'd love to see their postmortem on this one. Would be somewhat hilarious if it's another bad configuration push across their infrastructure. Github has had so many of them and especially with the recent article of the stock brokerage firm going bankrupt due to bad configuration/code push.
A firm going bankrupt due to a bad code/config? Do you have a link to the article you're referring to? Sounds interesting...
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A firm going bankrupt due to a bad code/config? Do you have a link to the article you're referring to? Sounds interesting...
$400 million down the drain http://dougseven.com/2014/04/17/knightmare-a-devops-cautiona...
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The uptime for GitHub for 2013 was 99.69%, according to http://www.getapp.com/compare/source-code-management-softwar... . I can't find a stat for BitBucket, does anyone know? I'm considering switiching to GitHub for a private repo I'm currently hosting on BB, due to downtime.
I use it at work and my team pushes to it approximately 40-50 times a day. In the last year the total amount of downtime I've experienced has been 4-8 hours. I pointed out the lack of downtime history to one of the guys when they asked if we could move to stash because we experienced 15 minutes down time twice in two days. (Also should point out we've experienced 10-24 hours downtime on our internal Jenkins so far this year)
It's just when you do experience downtime it feels really bad.
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I doubt they are pushing new configuration at 6am on a Sunday morning.
I doubted that Github would push new (bad) production code mid-day unannounced, and it still happened. To be fair, Github I think pushes new production code several times a day every day?
Why are they not hosting it on the status.bitbucket.org server? Tt have never been down as far as I know!
It would be rather silly to host your status page on your main production infrastructure since if it goes down so does your status page.
Personally unless you're a major player I think you should always outsource your status page.