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"Almost nobody will be impacted by this, and the money is basically nothing!" Cool, so why're you setting your brand perception on fire to do it?
Replying to @ThePrimeagen @TomZarebczan
96% of customers are unimpacted by the change. Of the 4% of Actions users impacted by this change, 85% will see their Actions bill decrease. Of the 15% who are impacted across all cohorts the median increase is $13. From our individual users (free & Pro plans) of those who used GitHub Actions in the last month in private repos only 0.09% would end up with a price increase, with a median increase of under $2 a month. Note that this impact is after these users have made use of their included minutes in their plans today, entitling them to over 33 hours of included GitHub compute, and this has no impact on their free use of public repos. A further 2.8% of this total user base will see a decrease in their monthly cost as a result of these changes. The rest are unimpacted by this change.
This price change goes out across all of actions platform, not just self-hosted runners. It aligns pricing to match consumption and our cost patterns (infra, eng, and support) as usage grows across both hosted and self-hosted.
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Hi Ben, my group of friend even built a web site that helps people finding vaccines slot faster. You can have a look at vaxx.nz. Hoping this will increase the number even higher.
Replying to @noway421
Ie: set up proper ci/cd not ssh to ec2 for deployment
Next level up, a private npm package called Utils











