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GitHub · Developer tools · promises up to 99.9% · SLA of Jun 1, 2026 · checked 25h ago

23 major outages in the last 365 days: 3.2 d counted, 99.117% observed against the 99.9% Enterprise Cloud.

10 of 12 months fell below it (credits are claimed per month).

Last 90 days: 38 h counted, 98.252% observed.

Incidents, last 365 days

Latest 25 of 60.

Major outage time per month

Allowed per month: 44 min

Commitments and credits

  • Enterprise CloudActions executions triggered by the Customer99.9%below 99.9%: 5% · below 99.5%: 10% · below 99%: 25%

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Terms, exclusions and sources
Measured
(Total Triggered Executions - Unavailable Executions) / Total Triggered Executions per quarter; an execution failed when the history log captured no output 5 minutes after trigger
Credit cap
Limited to a maximum of ninety (90) days of paid service per calendar quarter
Claim window
Written request within thirty (30) days of the end of the calendar quarter (Applicable Period)
How to claim
Written request to GitHub Support (direct purchase) or via a Microsoft support ticket (purchased through Microsoft)
Not covered
Factors outside GitHub's reasonable control; Previews, or purchases made with a subscription credit; Non-GitHub services, hardware or software; Throttling of suspected abusive behavior or hacked accounts; Rate limits or latency without actual unavailability; Scheduled Downtime (5 days' notice)
Status history
Status history since Sep 22, 2025
GitHub commits to maintain at least 99.9% Uptime for the applicable GitHub service.
GitHub, Version: June 2026. Read the SLA

Same 99.9% quarterly commitment and credit table as Enterprise Cloud.

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