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Business idea: github hosting failover. You'd probably need a modified git client, but if you can't push/pull/whatever from github, it transparently fails over to your service which will sync up with github once they've recovered.

Even better idea: github should stop failing.



When expanded to see the monthly trend it shows 99.6% availability.

Serious Question: is there enough people that would pay for that 0.4% to support a business?


Gitlab has both push/pull mirroring, I wonder if it would be possible to use them together to accomplish this.


A couple times I have configured multiple "remotes" for my local git repo and pushed to both, e.g. GitHub + Google Cloud Source Repository, or even just a bare repo on a VPS.


Why not just use Github Enterprise then?




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