Status Timeline · last 24h
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Daily History · last 30d
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GitHub status & uptime monitor
This page tracks the live operational status of https://github.com with Pulse. Pulse sends automated health checks to the service at regular intervals and records whether each check succeeded, how long it took to respond, and the HTTP status code it returned. The uptime percentage, response-time charts, and incident history above are built entirely from those real measurements — no guesswork, no third-party data.
If you think GitHub is having problems, check the live status here first. You can see whether others are affected, share your own experience with "Report issue", or embed the live status widget on your own site.
Frequently asked questions
Is GitHub down right now?+
As of our latest check, GitHub is up and responding normally. Its measured uptime over the last 24 hours is 99.7%.
How does Pulse check whether GitHub is up?+
Pulse sends automated health checks to https://github.com at regular intervals and records the result, response time, and HTTP status code of every check. Every chart on this page is built from those real measurements. The average response time is around 189 ms.
What should I do if GitHub isn't working for me?+
First check the live status on this page. If Pulse shows GitHub as operational, the problem is most likely on your side — clear your browser cache, try a different network, or check your DNS. If Pulse also reports an outage, the issue is on the service's side; you can report it with the "Report issue" button below to help others.
Where can I see GitHub's outage history?+
The status timeline on this page shows every check from the last 24 hours, while the response-time chart and history sections show daily, monthly, and yearly uptime and response trends. Recent outages are also listed under "Recent Incidents".