Is GitHub down?
StatusMirror checks GitHub's official status page every 15 minutes and shows the result of the latest check below. For the authoritative, up-to-the-minute status, go to www.githubstatus.com.
The latest check isn't available right now. Check www.githubstatus.com directly.
StatusMirror stores one overall status per provider — not per component or region — and this page refreshes at most every 5 minutes.
When GitHub has an incident
Users of products built on GitHub typically notice failed pushes, stalled Actions runs, and blocked deploys. They usually contact you, not GitHub — so the useful moves are:
- Confirm on www.githubstatus.com which components are affected.
- Tell your users it's a GitHub issue before they open tickets — a banner or a status widget on your help center works.
- Pause risky deploys and avoid debugging your own systems for someone else's outage.
Stop checking GitHub's status page by hand
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