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Second time in what, a week? What is going on at Microsoft?
What is going on that people expect something better from Microsoft? Really this is quite on par with the quality they deliver. The only surprising thing is that people are surprised by this.
Looks like they need some high level analysis on why these outages happen so often. At this point it feels like it’s no longer a series of accidents and that they should improve something.
Seems like things started to go down the drain somewhere around February 2020. https://www.githubstatus.com/uptime/kr09ddfgbfsf?page=2 Wonder what was the trigger for the reliability hit - actions went GA on nov 2019, so it's something else (or possibly a combination of things)
14 Days ago, they went down [0]. And today it's happening again. Twice in less than a month. Another reminder to self host via solutions like GitLab or Gitea. [1] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23675864 [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23676072
- Auto-scaling issue
- DDOS
- DNS error
- Datacenter outage
Any other possible problems?
Seems like things started to go down the drain somewhere around February 2020. https://www.githubstatus.com/uptime/kr09ddfgbfsf?page=2 Wonder what was the trigger for the reliability hit - actions went GA on nov 2019, so it's something else (or possibly a combination of things)
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But, UI of Gitlab is very bloated. I feel that UI of Github is less bloater than Gitlab. Gitea is OK,but there is no one big instance(yes,I know about codeberg) . Sourcehut is made by one-man in his one-man shop,and it lacks many features that one needs.Also,it is Alpha software.
> But, UI of Gitlab is very bloated. I feel that UI of Github is less bloater than Gitlab. Bloated how? There is a lot of functionality in gitlab, and maybe there is a fair argument that the product itself is bloated, but the UI seems pretty appropriate for the functionality. Maybe I'm just used to it though.
But,UI wise , Github is very much slim ,fast and quick. It will function without js. Gitlab although functional will take very much time to load a page(because ,js is used a lot).Making it PWA would solve the problem but it is still not made PWA.
again ... well done microsoft. well done. I really don't get why people keep using it, gitlab seems objectively better to me.
Well, let's not forget the Gitlab outage where they basically lost a shit-ton of production data. I mean if we're just comparing apples. https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2017/02/10/postmortem-of-datab...