[MeetingsBrowser]

Define incredible.

https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/

Overall uptime is 90% (single nine), and the best individual service at 99.8% (two nines).

The core git functionality itself is at 98.98%, which works out to being down roughly a full business day each month.

[graphememes]

Not bad

[MeetingsBrowser]

At the risk of going recursive, how do you define not bad?

Could be worse?

[graphememes]

Yes, and honestly, for it's usage, similar feelings for AWS, not bad. Although, I guess I could ask, are you looking for a rubrick that I follow? Not trying to be inflammatory, just trying to understand what exactly you're looking for.

I am mostly going off of overall usage vs downtime.

[MeetingsBrowser]

How often can a service be down and still be considered to have incredible uptime.

Personally, I would define incredible uptime as roughly 5 minutes down per month, or around 99.99% uptime.

GitHub is currently sitting at about 70 hours of downtime per month, on average across all services.