GitHub's Historic Uptime
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GitHub's Historic Uptime
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Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#2PR merging broken right now https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/ml7wplmxbt5l
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#3Do we have metrics for the uptime of other major services? Would be interesting to see if this is just a GitHub problem or industry-wide.
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#4That's pretty stark.
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#5I feel like by now GitHub has a worse downtime record than my self hosted services on my single server where I frequently experiment, stop services or reboot.
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#6Unsolicited feedback ... changing the y-axis to be hours (not % uptime) might be more intuitive for folks to understand.
The data is there, you just have to hover over each data point.
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#7I remember a lot of unicorn pages back in the days. Maybe the status page was just not updated that regularly back then?
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#8Unsolicited feedback ... changing the y-axis to be hours (not % uptime) might be more intuitive for folks to understand. The data is there, you just have to hover over each data point.
It could even be both % and offline hours per year. To me the percentage is simpler to understand.
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#9The significance of the changeover would be much more impactful if the chart showed a longer history.
Re: GitHub's Historic Uptime
#10I guess "centralizing everything" to GitHub was never a good idea and called it 6 years ago. [0]
Looking at this now, you might as well self host and you would still get better uptime than GitHub.