This is pretty par for course for Github.
this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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It might be because I've been using GitHub more frequently in recent months, but I have definitely noticed more disruptions than normal. Our engineering team seems to mention issues almost weekly now, when they used to be fairly rare in the past.
We have a slack channel where we dump a number of cloud/service outage RSS feeds into. Github has always dominated that channel.
They always were this bad with reliability. Sourcehut is much more performant and reliable, and it is what I use when I have the choice.
Actually they were not always this bad. They used to be very rock solid - at least until a few months after Microsoft bought them. Since then their stability has been all over the place. Arguably they also innovated a lot less back then as well.
Ah of course, I never experienced such issues before it was bought by Microsoft.
Man, you’d think getting backed by a massive tech company would increase your stability…