2026-01-19 20:23:16

The reliability of DevOps platforms is far more fragile than imagined. Last year, the three major development platforms—GitHub, Jira, and Azure DevOps—experienced a total of 502 major outages, resulting in 4,755 hours of service interruption or performance degradation. Even more concerning, data from early 2025 shows a 69% quarter-over-quarter increase in major incidents, and this trend is worsening. The problem lies in the shared responsibility model, where the burden of data protection often falls on you. Service providers offer the infrastructure, but security measures are something you need to pay attention to yourself.

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pvt_key_collector

· 6h ago

Did a failure at 502 cause 4755 hours of downtime? When converted, that averages just over 9 hours each time. This data doesn't seem quite right... But the 69% quarter-over-quarter growth is really heartbreaking, and it feels like large companies' infrastructure is getting worse.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 6h ago

502 malfunction? Oh my, these numbers... are they still worsening rapidly? Unbelievable, how can they still dare to entrust their lifeline to these platforms?

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CodeZeroBasis

· 6h ago

502 outage? Man, this is hardly a platform, more like a casino. I was wondering why our CI/CD keeps failing, turns out these big companies are just passing the buck.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 6h ago

Damn, a 502 error starting? This data is really incredible. It feels like big platform companies are just paper tigers.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 6h ago

502 startup failure 4755 hours, this data is frightening, no wonder I always feel the platform is unstable Shared responsibility model is just a facade; when something happens, you still have to take the blame yourself 69% growth, this trend is suspicious, need to be cautious Big companies have good infrastructure, but security still depends on your own vigilance, really exhausting This year, DevOps hasn't had a break, it's either GitHub or Azure having issues

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