GitHub Status Page

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What is GitHub Status Page?

GitHub is the world's leading code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. The GitHub status page provides real-time information about the operational status of all GitHub services. It's powered by Atlassian Statuspage and is the official source for GitHub service health.

Real-time status

Incident history

Component status

Email notifications

RSS feed

API access

What GitHub Status Page Shows

Current Operational Status

See if GitHub is fully operational, experiencing degraded performance, or currently down.

Incident History and Updates

View past incidents, ongoing issues, and real-time updates from the GitHub team.

Scheduled Maintenance

Get notified about upcoming maintenance windows that might affect GitHub availability.

Component-Level Status

Check individual components like API, Web Interface, Mobile Apps, and more separately.

Historical Uptime Data

Review GitHub's uptime history over the past days, weeks, or months.

How to Get GitHub Status Alerts

Option 1: Official Alerts

Subscribe directly on the GitHub status page for email notifications when incidents occur.

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Tips for Using GitHub Status Page

Subscribe to specific component updates (like GitHub Actions) instead of all updates to reduce notification noise
Use the RSS feed at githubstatus.com/history.rss to integrate status into your own monitoring dashboards
Check the 'Past Incidents' section to see GitHub's historical uptime and common incident patterns
Bookmark the API status page at githubstatus.com/api for programmatic status checks

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the official GitHub status page?

The official GitHub status page is at githubstatus.com. It's powered by Atlassian Statuspage and shows real-time status for Git Operations, API Requests, Webhooks, Issues, Pull Requests, GitHub Actions, GitHub Packages, and GitHub Pages.

How do I subscribe to GitHub status updates?

Visit githubstatus.com and click 'Subscribe to Updates'. You can receive notifications via Email, SMS, Slack, or RSS feed. You can also follow @githubstatus on Twitter for real-time incident updates.

What components does GitHub status page monitor?

GitHub's status page tracks: Git Operations (push/pull/clone), API Requests, Webhooks, Issues/PRs/Discussions, GitHub Actions, GitHub Packages, GitHub Pages, Codespaces, and Copilot. Each component shows individual status.

How reliable is GitHub's official status page?

GitHub's status page is generally reliable but may have delays of 5-15 minutes during major incidents. For faster detection, use PerkyDash for independent monitoring that can catch issues before official acknowledgment.

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