This is very cool! I had the same idea for a while - I currently just run a .NET cli tool I wrote that reads the various cloud RSS feeds and then goes and scrapes the linked page because the RSS feeds deliberately don’t include the severity etc.

Are you looking for any collaborations or anything? Would be interested in helping if you ever are

I was waiting for something like this to pop up. With status pages becoming more and more of a marketing front and therefore more and more useless, it makes a lot of sense.

5mins later: WAIT, YOU FORGOT ALL THESE 20 RUNS!!!!

Balance that against the time saved by having GH actions instead of managing your own Jenkins server or something and it’s pretty fair

I spent a good 20 minutes trying to figure out why actions weren’t running for my PR. Almost lost my marbles until I saw another PR in a different repo also not running actions and I decided to check the GitHub status page. It feels like there should be some sorta warning or alert on GitHub.com when there’s an outage of a component of the site.

And yet, I doubt those 10K devs could collectively produces something in that 10 mins that would come even close to me and a random other person putting in 6 months.

This probably holds if the random person is actively working against whatever the collective goal is.