GitHub Down with a 503
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#24Right in the middle of a major push to production. Awesome.
It's too bad git requires a central server.
Github's not only Git. Lots of services integrate with Github. Stuff like continuous integration, continuous deployment. If your system is built on those things, Github being down will prevent you from deploying.
What's the alternative, replicate everything in-house/self hosted? Should startup stop using third party service providers?
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#25Haha, I wonder how many of us came here because we couldn't push or pull commits, so just taking a HN reading break... and boom the top post is about Github!
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#26Curious, which chart lib is GitHub using for those charts?
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#27Curious, which chart lib is GitHub using for those charts?
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#28Haha, I wonder how many of us came here because we couldn't push or pull commits, so just taking a HN reading break... and boom the top post is about Github!
When Github appears down, I come to HN to find out if it's affecting everyone :p
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's too bad git requires a central server.
How is this a useful comment? Everybody knows that Git is distributed. Everytime Github's down, somebody feels the urge to remind everybody else about that. Github's not only Git. Lots of services integrate with Github. Stuff like continuous integration, continuous deployment. If your system is built on those things, Github being down will prevent you from deploying. What's the alternative, replicate everything in-ho…
I continue to post comments like that because while I love GitHub, watching the community put all their eggs in GitHub's basket, especially when GitHub lives on top of a tool designed to avoid SPoFs, is concerning.