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Response Time History

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Recent Activity (7 days)

Response time has held steady, averaging 0ms.

  • Went from down to upAug 17, 2026, 9:23 PM
  • Went from degraded to downAug 17, 2026, 2:33 PM
  • Went from up to degradedAug 17, 2026, 1:43 PM
Uptime
97.9%
Fair
Response
0ms
Last check
Checks
6,043
Over 148 days
Last Check
Aug 23, 2026, 9:43 AM
Every 5 min

About GitHub Codespaces

Website
github.com
Monitored from
EU (Helsinki, Frankfurt, Amsterdam)
Check interval
Every 5 minutes
Monitoring since
March 30, 2026 (148 days, 6,043 checks)

How we measure this: checks run from EU servers only, so a result here reflects what the EU sees, not a global view. A regional outage, CDN edge-cache issue, or bot/WAF protection that treats our monitoring probe differently than a real visitor can all cause this to disagree with GitHub Codespaces's own status page — that's a limitation of any third-party checker, not just this one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is GitHub Codespaces down right now?

GitHub Codespaces is currently up and running. Our last check from EU servers showed a response time of 0ms with 97.9% uptime over the past 148 days.

What is GitHub Codespaces's uptime?

GitHub Codespaces has a 97.9% uptime measured over 148 days, based on 6,043 checks from Vartio's EU monitoring servers located in Helsinki, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam.

How do I check if GitHub Codespaces is down?

Vartio monitors GitHub Codespaces every 5 minutes from multiple EU servers and runs a live check when you visit this page. This page shows the current status, response time, and uptime history. You can also monitor your own services for free.

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