GitLab Outage

42 points by kunley an hour ago on hackernews | 14 comments

nabeards | an hour ago

Just went to push code and found this out.

nicholasjarnold | an hour ago

Code review for me... Hit the 503. The status page lagged the event by ~10 mins or so it seems.

git+ssh also seems affected, as I'm unable to push/pull right now.

b0afc375b5 | an hour ago

Interesting that the status page was updated immediately. Is this the norm now? I remember back in the day when status pages showed all green even when servers were clearly down for a long time already.

thesh4d0w | an hour ago

It took at least 5 minutes, closer to 10. I think the outage is so bad, it got pushed fast.

stack_framer | an hour ago

It was not updated immediately. I was seeing 503s for a solid 15 minutes while the status page was all green. This is also their second outage today:

https://status.gitlab.com/pages/history/5b36dc6502d06804c083...

nicholasjarnold | an hour ago

Yep, status page was certainly all green when I started noticing it.

seabrookmx | an hour ago

As others mentioned, it wasn't that quick.

It's also not accurate. After nearly a half hour the page shows "git operations" as green but I'm not able to push/pull from my repos with SSH or HTTPS (and haven't been able to the whole time).

smalltorch | an hour ago

Gasp! immediately builds a complete git alternative to never expirence a single second of downtime ever again

JonChesterfield | 30 minutes ago

Well, git is already distributed, so you could use _any other computer_ instead of gitlab.com...

smalltorch | 11 minutes ago

I'm only kidding, although it could be a good excersise to learn. I think a pure TUI git front end / back end project would be fun to make.
Coincidentally (?) we’ve seen a huge uptick in failed login attempts to our MFA-protected admin accounts on our self-hosted Gitlab CE instance today. They’re coming from thousands of IPs across hundreds of networks (VPS providers and, apparently, residential proxies).

deckar01 | an hour ago

There was a relative lull in GitHub bot activity the last few weeks, but they seem to be back today. I assume the promo token flood gates opened for the new models.

physicallyIllfr | 28 minutes ago

I dont think bots need bonus/trials. There are lots and lots of ways to get free, or virtually free tokens. Hell half the vibe coded AI chrome extensions send store their openrouter keys client side.

lemonish97 | 9 minutes ago

Right, on to another alternative now