← Back to context Comment by surdu 2 hours ago It was pretty easy before October 2018, when Microsoft bought them:https://www.githubstatus.com/uptime?page=31 6 comments surdu Reply discordianfish 1 hour ago Not saying they are doing a particular good job but its not as simple as "paying more for bigger machines" and be done with it. 13hunteo 2 hours ago Scaling to human use vs automated/agentic use is a very different thing. gbear605 1 hour ago Github has had horrible uptime for years, before agentic use was a thing. The killer was Microsoft. surajrmal 31 minutes ago It had uptime issues before Microsoft. They just got better at tracking and reporting after Microsoft. Barbing 1 hour ago Do we know this is the predominant reason? AlienRobot 1 hour ago To be fair, that was 8 years ago. Github now has all that days and users + 8 years of data and users.
discordianfish 1 hour ago Not saying they are doing a particular good job but its not as simple as "paying more for bigger machines" and be done with it.
13hunteo 2 hours ago Scaling to human use vs automated/agentic use is a very different thing. gbear605 1 hour ago Github has had horrible uptime for years, before agentic use was a thing. The killer was Microsoft. surajrmal 31 minutes ago It had uptime issues before Microsoft. They just got better at tracking and reporting after Microsoft. Barbing 1 hour ago Do we know this is the predominant reason?
gbear605 1 hour ago Github has had horrible uptime for years, before agentic use was a thing. The killer was Microsoft. surajrmal 31 minutes ago It had uptime issues before Microsoft. They just got better at tracking and reporting after Microsoft.
surajrmal 31 minutes ago It had uptime issues before Microsoft. They just got better at tracking and reporting after Microsoft.
AlienRobot 1 hour ago To be fair, that was 8 years ago. Github now has all that days and users + 8 years of data and users.
Not saying they are doing a particular good job but its not as simple as "paying more for bigger machines" and be done with it.
Scaling to human use vs automated/agentic use is a very different thing.
Github has had horrible uptime for years, before agentic use was a thing. The killer was Microsoft.
It had uptime issues before Microsoft. They just got better at tracking and reporting after Microsoft.
Do we know this is the predominant reason?
To be fair, that was 8 years ago. Github now has all that days and users + 8 years of data and users.