Weekends are the untapped frontier. Still room to scale.

Setup my self-hosted Forgejo last night. Very pleased so far.

A graph I have to question is even accurate.<p>> Across 170 days with at least one incident · worst day Thu, Nov 20, 2025 (1.1 days)<p>1.1 days total how is that possible? Scrolling over that day doesn't indicate the math behind the scenes - 1.3 hours single bullet point.<p>Also Nov 19 has a bullet point 1.3 day outage but total is 8.1 hours

Far fewer outages during the weekends. Perfect, wasn't gonna do any work then anyway.

Funny to see this closely match contribution graphs with effectively no downtime on weekends.

All these companies brag about being hyperscalers and cannot scale github.<p>Similarly, i see google releasing advancement after advancement in LLM yet i see antigravity sub where people are crying all time.

This design is perfect irony. I love it.

I don't really understand why this is happening at this scale, it's not like they just became broke and can't afford a proper server... can someone explain?

Would be interesting to see if this correlated with their release cycles.

I wonder how well this corolates with azure incidents. Especially for the US regions.

The memes are really painful now. I feel for the team that's is trying to survive underwater.

can you correlate this to data on # of commits, actions, etc?

double entendre: Is it load based or github-employee based that weekends are sparser.<p>or just a multifactor of both.

Another reminder that a self hosted git repository would have more uptime than GitHub and centralizing everything to GitHub was a very bad idea. [0]<p>[0] <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867803">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867803</a>

Clearly their team needs more LLM usage.

Please tell me this makes sense<p>This website has no overused ai-generated animations and... I quite enjoy it. The original website[1] has a fade-in animation, big round cards, shadows, all the jazz you can think of, it's there.<p>This site is very readable, very honest and sober. I don't need to sift through buzzwords to figure out tiny details.<p>Thank you, OP!<p>1: <a href="https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/" rel="nofollow">https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/</a>

"Good job, Microsoft, amazing uptime."

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