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Is GitHub down?

GitHub is the world's largest platform for hosting source code, reviewing changes and running CI pipelines. The check below ran against github.com the moment you opened this page.

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Live probe from our UK monitoring node

Down for everyone, or just you?

Our probe runs from a UK data centre, so it answers one question well: is GitHub reachable from outside your network? If our check succeeds but GitHub is not working for you, work through these in order:

  1. Try another network: switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, or use a different connection.
  2. Try another device or browser, and a private window to rule out extensions and cached sessions.
  3. Restart your router if other sites are slow too.
  4. Check whether colleagues or friends in another location are affected: a regional outage can be real even when our probe succeeds.

Common signs of a GitHub outage

  • Pushes, pulls or clones hang or fail with server errors
  • CI pipelines stall in a queued state far longer than normal
  • Package installs and registry lookups error or time out
  • The web interface loads partially or shows repeated 5xx errors

Seeing several of these at once, across different networks and devices, points to a genuine service problem rather than a local one.

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