Days since last GitHub incident
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Days since last GitHub incident
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Re: Days since last GitHub incident
#2woah this time i even caught it before the status page reported something - i thought they were rate-limiting me.
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Re: Days since last GitHub incident
#4woah this time i even caught it before the status page reported something - i thought they were rate-limiting me.
It seems to have started slowly. For me, Github releases have failed to serve requests for hours already.
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I don't work at Github but I'd read here recently that they've been undergoing a herculean migration from whichever cloud provider they were on to Azure since their Microsoft acquisition, and that it coincides with an increase in outages. I'm guessing that the solution here was probably just to not do that and it's too late.
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Friendly reminder to stop saying friendly reminder when what you're saying isn't a reminder.
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GitHub was already done years ago. The ideal solution was in hand as of ~2020. Nearly every release since then has brought some kind of regression.
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$Work pays for GitHub, so the implicit solution offered is "take my money and make your service reliable"
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because Microsoft are known for listening to their customers?
this trivial bug fix took more than a year to be merged:
https://github.com/actions/runner/pull/3157
that bug likely ended up costing customers millions