Tell HN: GitHub is down (Update: Back online now)
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Re: Tell HN: GitHub is down (Update: Back online now)
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#54According to GH Status ( https://www.githubstatus.com/ ), everything is fine. Gotta love functional status pages. edit: Nevermind, they just reported "degraded performance" for GitHub Actions, Issues, and Pull Requests.
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Re: Tell HN: GitHub is down (Update: Back online now)
#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why manually update vs automatically?
I think it is so they can "hide" small outages that don't rise to the level of making the news sites so they can look better. A lot of sites do this sort of thing these days.
When I worked at GCP it was all manually updated as well so we could add a sentence about what was actually affected. In any sufficiently large system it's hard to indicate exactly what's broken/how to work around it, so it was just easier to `/status `.
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#58github.com is having issues across the site, the API including git operations (and CLI) still work. Status page is manually updated, and we're working to get it updated. EDIT: it's updated now. EDIT EDIT: github.com is back up and running, apologies for the disruption :( Source: GitHub employee
Why manually update vs automatically?
Re: Tell HN: GitHub is down (Update: Back online now)
#59Re: Tell HN: GitHub is down (Update: Back online now)
#60According to GH Status ( https://www.githubstatus.com/ ), everything is fine. Gotta love functional status pages. edit: Nevermind, they just reported "degraded performance" for GitHub Actions, Issues, and Pull Requests.
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My personal take is that this wording is the reason you see so few public status pages in general, especially ones with automatic and minute-by-minute status history. Better to put it on the customer to have accurate monitoring in place, which most people simply won't have.