Partial outageGitHubSeptember 16, 2026

Degradation with Gemini 3.8 Flash

A record of the GitHub incident on September 16, 2026 (UTC): start time, duration and severity, plus current status, what to do, and alternatives.

Started
Sep 16, 2026, 07:20 AM UTC
Resolved
Sep 16, 2026, 05:48 PM UTC
Duration
10h 28m
Impact
Partial outage

Other providers down at the same time

2 other incident(s) at different providers overlapped with this one. It may not have been limited to a single service — several providers were degraded at once.

Derived from our own archive of official status pages across 13 providers. Items lasting more than 24 hours and unresolved items are excluded, as they would misrepresent the moment.

How big was this outage?

This outage lasted 628 minutes. Across 51 major incidents recorded for GitHub, the median duration is 89 minutes, making this the 3th longest.

Longer than a typical outage.

Only incidents recorded as major-or-worse and already resolved are counted.

Current status

GitHub is operating normally now. This incident has been resolved.

See current GitHub status

What you can do during an outage

Source: GitHub's official status page.

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  5. Degradation in repos contents APISeptember 4, 2026