Right, so this image cuts off the Y-axis. Looking into it, it’s 100% uptime for the green parts of the line, and the second horizontal line is for 99.9% uptime.
I’m fairly convinced that GitHub didn’t manage to keep a clean 100% uptime before the acquisition, so this is more likely to be faulty data - basically underreported downtime figures prior to the acquisition
100% this.
To add to it, github has gotten a shit ton more complex since then and its userbase has skyrocketed. Scaling issues are a thing after all.
Iirc github actions were not released yet when microsoft took over ( but was in the works ) and that alone makes infrastructure a bitch to maintain and keep safe hehe
Right, so this image cuts off the Y-axis. Looking into it, it’s 100% uptime for the green parts of the line, and the second horizontal line is for 99.9% uptime.
I’m fairly convinced that GitHub didn’t manage to keep a clean 100% uptime before the acquisition, so this is more likely to be faulty data - basically underreported downtime figures prior to the acquisition
100% this.
To add to it, github has gotten a shit ton more complex since then and its userbase has skyrocketed. Scaling issues are a thing after all.
Iirc github actions were not released yet when microsoft took over ( but was in the works ) and that alone makes infrastructure a bitch to maintain and keep safe hehe