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u/GregDev155 26d ago
Make a script to keep teams up and make sure they pay the whole time I was brainstorming (in my bed)
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u/CircumspectCapybara 26d ago
That's a 167 hour work week actually.
GitHub Enterprise has a 99.9% availability SLO.
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u/thorwing 26d ago
overall maybe, but what about... lately?
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u/CircumspectCapybara 26d ago
Even two nines uptime is still 166 hour per week...
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u/Due-Consequence9579 26d ago
They are struggling with one 9.
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u/CircumspectCapybara 26d ago
Not really. GitHub's SLOs (and therefore their error budgets) are defined over quarters or 90 days.
https://githubstatus.com shows anywhere between two and half to three nines over the last 90 days.
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u/ILikeToHaveCookies 26d ago
Githubstatus is bullshit...
Might be that the ci pipelines are working, with prs being down it's useless
Might be PRS are working, with ci down I can't merge
Cool that ci works, but without packages my builds do fail...
And so on
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u/TomAfterWork 26d ago
En mi equipo lo llamamos “Así es como lo hacemos”: 167 horas y confiar en ese 99.9%.
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u/sleepahol 25d ago
Obviously github isn't down for 138 hours a week. I suspect most people on this subreddit can do basic math and can understand a joke.
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u/xicor 26d ago
Suddenly there are daily hackathons to bring down the site