GitHub Git Operations Are Down
GitHub is experiencing degraded performance in Git operations, GitHub Actions, and Pages since January 13, 2025. The team is investigating and working to resolve the issue, with updates available for users.
Read original articleGitHub is currently experiencing an incident affecting Git operations, which has led to degraded performance across several services, including GitHub Actions and Pages. The issue was first reported on January 13, 2025, and updates indicate that the team has identified a cause for the degraded git operations. They are actively working to resolve the situation. As of the latest updates, the performance of GitHub Actions and Pages remains impacted, and the investigation is ongoing. Users are encouraged to subscribe for updates regarding the incident.
- GitHub is facing an incident affecting Git operations and related services.
- The issue was first reported on January 13, 2025.
- Performance degradation is noted in GitHub Actions and Pages.
- GitHub is actively investigating and working to resolve the incident.
- Users can subscribe for updates on the incident's status.
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On the surface a product like managed git repos would seem to be relatively straightforward to deal with, but these same regulated firms are also under tremendous scrutiny for access management, change management, SDLC, etc etc. They also have a huge software footprint which just increases the impact.
Self-hosting is obviously the traditional answer, but that's not exactly a simple one either.
Just an interesting problem.
git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).
Either GitHub didn't know how to communicate, or they were not sure about the real impact.This is bad.
Developer "snow day".
"We've identified a cause of degraded git operations, which may affect other GitHub services that rely upon git. We're working to remediate."
In a wonderful twist, we are relying on a couple modules served from GitHub!
eats popcorn waiting for explanation of why they didn't catch it in non-prod
~$25/mo
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