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Big enterprises are on a different github deployment, so I doubt they are affected by this
by dbmikus 1mo ago
Big enterprises are on a different github deployment, so I doubt they are affected by this
- snazz 1mo agoEnterprise Cloud was indeed affected by this (as of this morning)
- milkshakes 1mo agolol
- throw-the-towel 1mo agoIn my experience, we were typically affected just like everyone else. Maybe a public company with its market cap in the billions isn't big enough.
- ProAm 1mo agoSelf host an infrastructure like real billion dollar companies.
- jen20 28d agoHaving worked at places with GitHub Enterprise, that isn’t much of an improvement. You could host something else, but almost everything in this space isn’t great at scale.
- ProAm 28d agoIm definitely not referring to GHE. Im talking about real self-hosting infra. It wasnt that long ago that this was possible, and cheaper and more reliable. It's a pay me now or pay me later argument. Everyone now is complaining about the pay me later part of these 'deals'
- jen20 24d agoGitHub Enterprise means two things: - The cloud-hosted service presumably on slightly different infra, - The self-hosted version of GitHub that runs on hardware you own. The second definitely counts as "real" self-hosting.
- rtpg 1mo agoI don't know how true that is nowadays, I think if you sign up to Enterprise Cloud you're in the same spot as everyone else (maybe F500 people have their colocated box, but I have the impression that those are the "first class" seats (very expensive but _very few_) whereas enterprise cloud is the "business class" (loooooots of seats making a lot of money)
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- ahahs 1mo agoexcept the big enterprise I work at was for sure affected by this today haha
- disgruntledphd2 29d ago> Big enterprises are on a different github deployment, so I doubt they are affected by this Depends, some of them use GH Enterprise but many (surprisingly) don't.