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Gist 64c84b8ab6390f04507bef2fbe2e14ca

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Aamazingandyyy
Last edited Jun 6, 2021
Created on Jun 6, 2021

This visualization maps GitHub’s published IP address ranges by service category. It fetches live data from the GitHub Meta API, parses the CIDR blocks into geographical coordinates using an IP geolocation dataset, and plots each address as a point on a world map. The categories—hooks, web, api, git, packages, pages, importer, and actions—are distinguished by color, revealing the global distribution and regional concentration of GitHub’s infrastructure.

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