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  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3799: Request GitHub service credits for 2026-08-17 outage",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3799"
  ],
  "sourceContext": {
    "issue": "MZCLD-3799"
  }
}

summary

MZCLD-3799 requests that Mozilla Cloud Engineering pursue GitHub service credits under its SLA for an outage dated 2026-08-17. The ticket is currently in Backlog with no description detail beyond the SLA claim, no comments, and no linked runbook or Confluence design doc. Before this can be actioned, the team needs concrete outage details (incident timeline, affected GitHub services/repos, business impact, and confirmation the outage actually occurred and falls within GitHub's SLA credit-eligibility window) plus the specific GitHub Enterprise/Team support plan and its SLA terms.

findings

• Ticket lacks supporting evidence for the outage claim
• Outage date (2026-08-17) appears to be in the future relative to expected current timelines, which is unusual for a service-credit request and should be verified
• No Confluence runbook or design doc was referenced in the ticket, so no additional process context could be pulled
• Ticket is unassigned/in Backlog status, indicating it has not yet been triaged or prioritized

proposed actions

Thanks for filing this. Before we can pursue GitHub service credits, we need a bit more detail to make a solid claim under GitHub's SLA:

1. Confirmed outage window (start/end UTC) and a link to the GitHub status page incident (https://www.githubstatus.com/history) covering 2026-08-17.
2. Which GitHub service(s)/plan were affected for our org (e.g., Actions, Packages, Git operations, Enterprise Cloud) and our current support plan tier, since SLA credit eligibility and terms vary by plan.
3. Internal impact summary — approximate downtime experienced by Mozilla teams, affected repos/workflows, and any business impact metrics (useful for the credit request justification).
4. Verify the date — please double check '2026-08-17' is correct, as it appears to be a future date relative to ticket creation; if this is a typo for 2025 or another year, let's correct it.

Once we have this info, we can file the credit request per GitHub Enterprise Cloud's SLA/support terms and track the request/response in this ticket. Moving to 'Needs Info' unless someone can supply the above — happy to help draft the request once the outage window and plan are confirmed.

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