- Level
- confirmed
- Worst impact
- Degraded
- Components
- Webhooks
- Down Index
- 19of 100
What to do
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Updates from GitHub 3
- investigating
We are investigating reports of degraded performance for Webhooks
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- investigating
We are seeing recovery and are continuing to monitor the latency for webhook deliveries
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- resolved
On March 18, 2026, between 18:18 UTC and 19:46 UTC all webhook deliveries experienced elevated latency. During this time, average delivery latency increased from a baseline of approximately 5 seconds to a peak of approximately 160 seconds. This was due to resource constraints in the webhook delivery pipeline, which caused queue backlog growth and increased delivery latency. We mitigated the incident by shifting traffic and adding capacity, after which webhook delivery latency returned to normal. We are working to improve capacity management and detection in the webhook delivery pipeline to help prevent similar issues in the future.
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Corrections
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Questions about DWN-a878c10d90
Is GitHub still down?
No, this incident was resolved 2026-03-18 19:46 UTC. For GitHub's live state, see https://down.guide/github.
How long did it last?
56m, from 2026-03-18 18:51 UTC to 2026-03-18 19:46 UTC, by the times GitHub posted.
What was affected?
GitHub named Webhooks.
What caused it?
GitHub hasn't published a root cause. If it does, it shows here.
Where does this come from?
GitHub's official status page, https://www.githubstatus.com, quoted verbatim. down.guide's own probes, reports and social counts are labeled as ours.