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Maybe I wasn't paying attention as much but I never remember Github having this high a frequency of outages before Microsoft bought them.
Before Microsoft bought them they were basically at a standstill and no new features were being added to the product. At least, that's my recollection of it, perhaps someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
And GitHub actions were basically sharing the infra of Azure Pipelines.
Maybe I wasn't paying attention as much but I never remember Github having this high a frequency of outages before Microsoft bought them.
Before Microsoft bought them they were basically at a standstill and no new features were being added to the product. At least, that's my recollection of it, perhaps someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
Maybe I wasn't paying attention as much but I never remember Github having this high a frequency of outages before Microsoft bought them.
Before Microsoft bought them they were basically at a standstill and no new features were being added to the product. At least, that's my recollection of it, perhaps someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
GitHub outages seem to have happened a lot this year.
And the year before. My previous job even floated the idea to come back to onprem infra for this reason.
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Before Microsoft bought them they were basically at a standstill and no new features were being added to the product. At least, that's my recollection of it, perhaps someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
My screwdriver doesn’t seem to need more features. It’s nice stable and reliable.
Frustrating and unproductive day for those trapped in CI driven development mode. Mild annoyance for the rest of us.
Of all the *DDs, this is one of the few that is done without much complaint or major problems or controversies around it.
Maybe I wasn't paying attention as much but I never remember Github having this high a frequency of outages before Microsoft bought them.
Microsoft brought to them shitton of new users like big enterprises which implies a lot of more challenges