alt Hacker NewsIt's an uptime chart and shouldn't need to show much more than the 99% range.
If you started the y-axis at zero, you wouldn't see much of anything. Logarithmic scale would still be a bit much imo.
It's an uptime chart and shouldn't need to show much more than the 99% range.
If you started the y-axis at zero, you wouldn't see much of anything. Logarithmic scale would still be a bit much imo.
> If you started the y-axis at zero, you wouldn't see much of anything.
That's... kind of my point.
As a reliability engineer, I'm disappointed in GitHub's 99.5% availability periods, especially as they impact paying customers. On the other hand, most users are non-paying users, and a 99.5% availability for a free service seems to me to be a reasonable tradeoff relative to the potential cost of improving reliability for them.