My page is most of the time down,....Is this normal ?

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Hello,

I recently used Github hosting to host my static website, in the beginning everything went smooth, I also added a custom domain and linked DNS which also went smooth with no issues,
But lately, when trying to access my website , most of the time it's inaccessible, sometimes it's showing but most of the time it's not accessible

Repo : https://github.com/IPTV4U/iptv4ushop

issue : https://ibb.co/VYjfFkF

Could you help please ?
Thank you

[hoanganhminh]

I see that you are experiencing issues with the accessibility of your static website hosted on GitHub Pages. If your website is intermittently inaccessible, there could be several potential reasons for this behavior. Here are some troubleshooting steps to help you resolve the issue:

1. Check GitHub Status: Sometimes, GitHub Pages may experience downtime or issues. Check the GitHub Status page to see if there are any ongoing incidents that could be affecting your site.

2. DNS Propagation: DNS changes can take some time to propagate across the internet. If you recently updated your DNS settings for your custom domain, it's possible that DNS propagation is not yet complete. Wait for some time (usually up to 48 hours) and see if the issue resolves itself.

3. DNS Configuration: Double-check your DNS configuration to ensure that it is correctly set up. Make sure you have the correct DNS records (A or CNAME records) pointing to the GitHub Pages server. You can also use online DNS checker tools to verify your DNS configuration.

4. GitHub Repository: Check your GitHub repository settings to ensure that your GitHub Pages source branch is correctly configured. The source branch should contain your static website files (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript).

5. Check for GitHub Actions: If you are using GitHub Actions to deploy your site, review your workflow to ensure it is correctly configured and not encountering any errors during deployment.

6. Caching Issues: Sometimes, browser caching can cause issues with website accessibility. Try accessing your site in an incognito or private browsing window to see if the issue persists.

7. GitHub Rate Limiting: GitHub Pages has rate limits in place. If your site is receiving a high volume of traffic or requests, you may be hitting these limits. Check if your site is being heavily accessed.

8. GitHub Repository Size: Ensure that your GitHub repository does not exceed the recommended size limit for GitHub Pages (usually 1 GB). Large repositories can sometimes lead to performance issues.

9. Content Delivery Network (CDN): Consider using a CDN service in front of your GitHub Pages site to improve performance and reliability. Services like Cloudflare can help with caching and serving content.

10. Contact GitHub Support: If the issue persists and you have checked all the above steps, it may be beneficial to contact GitHub Support for assistance. They can investigate and provide guidance for specific issues related to your repository and hosting.

Remember that diagnosing website accessibility issues can sometimes require a bit of trial and error. Start by checking the basic configurations and settings, and if the issue persists, consider seeking support from GitHub.

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