GitHub has experienced multiple service disruptions in recent weeks amid its ongoing migration of production workloads to Azure, including two write-operation outages on October 7 that affected Git operations, pull requests, issues, Actions, and authentication for roughly 19 minutes total. Additional degraded performance hit Actions, pull requests, and issues around October 12–13, with logs delayed by an infrastructure failure. These incidents follow the larger August 17 outage and September capacity pauses, as the platform works to reduce database pressure, expand failure containment, and shift traffic while missing an aggressive September 30 migration target. Traders are monitoring root-cause reports and the next availability update for signs of stabilization or further teething issues from the cloud transition.