Is GitHub Copilot down? Server status
GitHub Copilot posted 4 incidents on its official status page in the last 30 days, usually resolved within 38m. Updated every 30 minutes.
Now: Operational
As of Nov 8, 23:46 UTC, the official status of GitHub Copilot is operational.
Recent trend
2 incidents in the last 7 days — within the usual range.
Incident forecast
- Within 24 hours
- 15%
- Within 72 hours
- 38%
We'll notify you on the site and by email when GitHub Copilot goes down or recovers.
Last 7 days11/2 – 11/8
- Incidents
- 2
- Major+
- 0
- Days with issues
- 2
- Median recovery
- —
- Most recovered by
- —
- Core feature outageOutagePartial outageBrief outage
- Non-core issue
- Normal
- No record
Last 90 days8/11 – 11/8
- Incidents
- 13
- Per week
- 1
- Major+
- 5
- Days with issues
- 14
- Median recovery
- 64m
- Most recovered by
- 7.6h
- Operational
- Minor issue
- Major issue
- Critical outage
- No record
Outage hours, last 12 weeks8/16 – 11/8
- Core outage, weekly avg
- 2.5h
- Non-core issues, weekly avg
- None
- Core feature outage
- Non-core issue
- No record
Incident cause analysis
What was affected
- API12
- Other / unclear1
Cause (as far as the notice says)
- Upstream service failure7
- Cause not stated5
- Demand & capacity1
- Core use (chat, API and the like) was visibly affected in 13 of 13 labeled incidents.
- Most common cause: Upstream service failure (7 of 13).
Recent incidentsTitles as published
- Nov 3, 13:25 UTC
APIIncident with API, Git, and Copilot requestsCore feature outage・lasted 31m
- Nov 2, 17:46 UTC
APIElevated errors on GPT-5.4 NanoCore feature outage・lasted 38m
- Oct 28, 14:12 UTC
Other / unclearDisruption with some Copilot servicesCore feature outage・lasted 75m
- Oct 23, 23:41 UTC
APIGrok 4.6 and Grok 4.7 Service IssuesCore feature outage・lasted 42m
- Sep 17, 20:59 UTC
APIUpstream service failureElevated rate of errors for OpenAI models provided by CopilotCore feature outage・lasted 50m
- Sep 16, 07:20 UTC
APIDemand & capacityDegradation with Gemini 3.8 FlashCore feature outage・lasted 10.5h
- Sep 15, 09:47 UTC
APIUpstream service failureDisruption with some GitHub servicesCore feature outage・lasted 1.5h
- Sep 3, 14:17 UTC
APIUpstream service failureIncident with Grok Copilot AI Model ProviderCore feature outage・lasted 2.9h
- Aug 31, 09:15 UTC
APIUpstream service failureElevated rate of errors for OpenAI models provided by CopilotCore feature outage・lasted 42m
- Aug 27, 10:04 UTC
APIUpstream service failureIncident with Copilot AI Model ProvidersCore feature outage・lasted 2.1h
- Aug 24, 07:12 UTC
APIUpstream service failureElevated errors on Fable 5 due to upstream providerCore feature outage・lasted 47m
- Aug 17, 13:40 UTC
APIIncident with GitHub.comCore feature outage・lasted 7.6h
- Aug 13, 14:43 UTC
APIUpstream service failureErrors with the Fable 5 Model in CopilotCore feature outage・lasted 64m
- Aug 3, 09:53 UTC
App & webDemand & capacityIncident with CopilotCore feature outage・lasted 1.5h
GitHub Copilot news
More newsGitHub Copilot FAQ
- Is GitHub Copilot down right now?
- As of Nov 8, 23:46 UTC, the official status of GitHub Copilot is operational.
- How long does GitHub Copilot usually take to recover from an outage?
- In the last 90 days of records, the median recovery time for GitHub Copilot incidents was 64m, and 9 out of 10 were resolved within 7.6h.
- How often does GitHub Copilot have incidents?
- Over the last 30 days, 4 incidents were recorded on the official status page, an average of 0.9 per week.
- What if GitHub Copilot shows errors but the official page says it's fine?
- Problems limited to some regions or features may be posted late or not at all. Try reloading, signing out and back in, and turning off a VPN. If it still fails, check whether you have hit a usage limit.
Sources and methodology
- We collect incidents from GitHub Copilot's official status page every 30 minutes and keep them. Past incidents removed from the official page stay in this record.
- Incident counts and recovery times cover only the period since we started recording. When that period is short, we show "97 days".
- Affected features and incident causes are classified by AI from the incident notices.
- The outage probability is a reference estimate from the last 60 days of records (newer weighted more) and the average across all services.
- Maintenance notices are not counted as incidents. Providers post by different standards, so more notices don't necessarily mean less stable.