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Written by Sujith Quintelier • Aug 15, 2025

🏢 GitHub Administration Certification Guide (GH-100) - Enterprise Mastery

Master GitHub Enterprise Administration (GH-100) certification with comprehensive enterprise governance, user management, and security preparation.
Aug 15, 2025

Introduction

Welcome to Part 2 of the GitHub Certification Journey! 🏢

After mastering GitHub Foundations (GH-900), you’re ready to tackle GitHub Administration - the comprehensive enterprise administration certification that validates your ability to manage, govern, and administer GitHub at organisational scale. The GH-100 GitHub Administration certification demonstrates your expertise in enterprise GitHub management, user governance, and organisational administration.

This comprehensive guide provides everything needed to pass the GH-100 exam and become a GitHub Enterprise administrator. Whether you’re an IT administrator, enterprise architect, or platform engineer responsible for GitHub governance, this preparation roadmap will take you from basic administrative knowledge to advanced enterprise GitHub management.

Certification Overview

About GH-100 GitHub Administration

  • Certification Name: GitHub Administration
  • Exam Code: GH-100
  • Duration: 150 minutes
  • Question Count: ~65 questions
  • Passing Score: 700/1000 (approximately 70%)
  • Cost: $99 USD
  • Validity: 3 years from certification date
  • Prerequisites: GitHub Foundations (GH-900) and enterprise administration experience recommended

Who Should Take This Exam

  • Enterprise GitHub administrators
  • IT administrators managing developer platforms
  • Platform engineers implementing GitHub governance
  • DevOps engineers responsible for GitHub enterprise features
  • Security administrators implementing GitHub policies
  • Technical leads managing GitHub at organisational scale

Exam Domains Breakdown

The GH-100 exam covers six main domains with specific weightings:

Domain 1: Support Enterprise Administration (20%)

Core Competencies:

  • Managing GitHub Enterprise Server and GitHub Enterprise Cloud
  • Understanding enterprise billing and licensing models
  • Implementing enterprise-wide policies and configurations
  • Managing enterprise accounts and organisations
  • Troubleshooting enterprise-level issues

Key Skills:

  • Enterprise account hierarchy management
  • Billing administration and cost optimisation
  • Enterprise policy implementation
  • Multi-organisation governance
  • Enterprise support and escalation procedures

Domain 2: Manage User Identities and Access (25%)

Core Competencies:

  • Implementing SAML/SCIM authentication and provisioning
  • Managing user lifecycle and access controls
  • Configuring external identity providers
  • Implementing role-based access control (RBAC)
  • Managing team and organisation memberships

Key Skills:

  • SAML SSO configuration and troubleshooting
  • SCIM user provisioning automation
  • Identity provider integration (Azure AD, Okta, etc.)
  • User access reviews and compliance
  • Team and permission management

Domain 3: Enable Secure Software Development (20%)

Core Competencies:

  • Implementing organisation-wide security policies
  • Managing GitHub Advanced Security features
  • Configuring branch protection and repository policies
  • Implementing compliance and audit requirements
  • Managing security reporting and monitoring

Key Skills:

  • Security policy enforcement across organisations
  • Branch protection rule management
  • Compliance framework implementation
  • Security audit and reporting
  • Vulnerability management processes

Domain 4: Facilitate Collaboration and Communication (15%)

Core Competencies:

  • Managing GitHub communication features
  • Implementing project management and collaboration tools
  • Configuring notification and integration systems
  • Managing GitHub Apps and marketplace applications
  • Optimising developer workflow and experience

Key Skills:

  • Project and issue management configuration
  • Integration and webhook management
  • GitHub Apps administration
  • Developer experience optimisation
  • Communication policy implementation

Domain 5: Manage GitHub Actions (15%)

Core Competencies:

  • Administering GitHub Actions at enterprise scale
  • Managing self-hosted runners and runner groups
  • Implementing Actions policies and security controls
  • Managing workflow permissions and secrets
  • Monitoring Actions usage and costs

Key Skills:

  • Enterprise Actions policy configuration
  • Self-hosted runner administration
  • Workflow security and compliance
  • Usage monitoring and cost management
  • Runner scaling and optimisation

Domain 6: Manage GitHub Packages (5%)

Core Competencies:

  • Administering GitHub Packages across organisations
  • Managing package visibility and access controls
  • Implementing package security and compliance
  • Managing package storage and billing
  • Integrating with external package registries

Key Skills:

  • Package registry administration
  • Access control and visibility management
  • Package security policy implementation
  • Storage optimisation and cost management
  • External registry integration

Complete Study Plan

Phase 1: Enterprise Foundation Building (Weeks 1-2)

Week 1: GitHub Enterprise Architecture

  • Understand GitHub Enterprise Cloud vs Server
  • Learn enterprise account and organisation hierarchy
  • Explore billing models and cost optimisation
  • Practice with enterprise-level configurations

Daily Tasks:

  1. Explore GitHub Enterprise features and architecture
  2. Understand billing and licensing models
  3. Practice with enterprise account management
  4. Review organisation and team structures

Hands-On Labs:

# GitHub CLI enterprise administration
gh api /enterprises/ENTERPRISE/settings \
  --method PATCH \
  --field default_repository_permission="read" \
  --field members_can_create_repositories=false

# Organisation management
gh api /orgs/ORG/members \
  --jq '.[] | {login: .login, role: .role, type: .type}'

Week 2: Identity and Access Management Foundation

  • Understand SAML SSO configuration and management
  • Learn SCIM provisioning and user lifecycle
  • Practice with identity provider integrations
  • Explore access control and permission models

Practice Projects:

  • Set up SAML SSO with test identity provider
  • Configure SCIM provisioning workflows
  • Implement team-based access controls
  • Create user access review processes

Phase 2: User and Identity Management (Weeks 3-4)

Week 3: SAML and SSO Implementation

  • Configure SAML authentication for organisations
  • Implement identity provider integrations
  • Practice with SSO troubleshooting and diagnostics
  • Learn about Just-in-Time (JIT) provisioning

SAML Configuration Labs:

<!-- SAML assertion example for GitHub -->
<saml2:Assertion>
  <saml2:Subject>
    <saml2:NameID Format="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:emailAddress">
      user@company.com
    </saml2:NameID>
  </saml2:Subject>
  <saml2:AttributeStatement>
    <saml2:Attribute Name="login">
      <saml2:AttributeValue>user.name</saml2:AttributeValue>
    </saml2:Attribute>
    <saml2:Attribute Name="email">
      <saml2:AttributeValue>user@company.com</saml2:AttributeValue>
    </saml2:Attribute>
    <saml2:Attribute Name="full_name">
      <saml2:AttributeValue>User Full Name</saml2:AttributeValue>
    </saml2:Attribute>
  </saml2:AttributeStatement>
</saml2:Assertion>

Week 4: SCIM Provisioning and User Lifecycle

  • Implement SCIM user provisioning
  • Configure automated user lifecycle management
  • Practice with user group synchronisation
  • Learn about user access reviews and compliance

SCIM Implementation Example:

{
  "schemas": ["urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User"],
  "userName": "user.name",
  "name": {
    "givenName": "User",
    "familyName": "Name"
  },
  "emails": [
    {
      "value": "user@company.com",
      "type": "work",
      "primary": true
    }
  ],
  "groups": [
    {
      "value": "developers",
      "display": "Developers"
    }
  ],
  "active": true
}

Phase 3: Security and Governance (Weeks 5-6)

Week 5: Security Policy Implementation

  • Configure organisation-wide security policies
  • Implement branch protection and repository policies
  • Set up compliance monitoring and reporting
  • Practice with security policy enforcement

Enterprise Security Policy Configuration:

# Enterprise security policy template
enterprise_security_policy:
  default_repository_settings:
    private_vulnerability_reporting: enabled
    dependency_graph: enabled
    dependabot_alerts: enabled
    dependabot_security_updates: enabled
    secret_scanning: enabled
    secret_scanning_push_protection: enabled
    
  branch_protection_defaults:
    required_status_checks:
      strict: true
      contexts: ["ci/build", "security/scan"]
    enforce_admins: true
    required_pull_request_reviews:
      required_approving_review_count: 2
      dismiss_stale_reviews: true
      require_code_owner_reviews: true
    restrictions:
      users: []
      teams: ["platform-team"]

Week 6: Compliance and Audit Management

  • Implement compliance frameworks and controls
  • Set up audit logging and monitoring
  • Practice with compliance reporting
  • Learn about regulatory requirements (SOC2, FedRAMP, etc.)

Audit and Compliance Monitoring:

# GitHub audit log analysis
import requests
import json
from datetime import datetime, timedelta

class GitHubAuditAnalyzer:
    def __init__(self, enterprise, token):
        self.enterprise = enterprise
        self.headers = {
            'Authorization': f'token {token}',
            'Accept': 'application/vnd.github.v3+json'
        }
    
    def get_audit_events(self, phrase=None, include=None):
        """Retrieve enterprise audit events"""
        url = f'https://api.github.com/enterprises/{self.enterprise}/audit-log'
        params = {}
        
        if phrase:
            params['phrase'] = phrase
        if include:
            params['include'] = include
            
        response = requests.get(url, headers=self.headers, params=params)
        return response.json()
    
    def analyze_admin_activities(self):
        """Analyze administrative activities"""
        admin_events = self.get_audit_events(phrase='action:org')
        
        activities = {}
        for event in admin_events:
            action = event.get('action', 'unknown')
            if action not in activities:
                activities[action] = 0
            activities[action] += 1
            
        return activities

Phase 4: Actions and Automation Administration (Weeks 7-8)

Week 7: GitHub Actions Enterprise Administration

  • Configure GitHub Actions policies at enterprise level
  • Implement self-hosted runner administration
  • Set up runner groups and access controls
  • Practice with Actions usage monitoring

Enterprise Actions Configuration:

# GitHub Actions enterprise policy
actions_policy:
  enabled_organizations: "all"
  allowed_actions: "selected"
  allowed_actions_config:
    github_owned_allowed: true
    verified_allowed: true
    patterns_allowed:
      - "actions/*"
      - "company-org/*"
  
  default_workflow_permissions: "read"
  can_approve_pull_request_reviews: false
  
  runner_groups:
    - name: "production-runners"
      visibility: "selected"
      organizations: ["prod-org"]
      runners: ["runner-1", "runner-2"]
      
    - name: "development-runners"
      visibility: "all"
      allow_public_repositories: false

Week 8: Package Management and Integration

  • Administer GitHub Packages across organisations
  • Configure package visibility and access controls
  • Implement package security policies
  • Practice with external registry integrations

Package Administration Scripts:

#!/bin/bash
# GitHub Packages administration

ORG="your-org"
TOKEN="your-token"

# List all packages in organisation
gh api "/orgs/$ORG/packages" \
  --jq '.[] | {name: .name, visibility: .visibility, package_type: .package_type}'

# Configure package visibility
gh api "/orgs/$ORG/packages/npm/PACKAGE_NAME" \
  --method PATCH \
  --field visibility="private"

# Delete package version
gh api "/orgs/$ORG/packages/npm/PACKAGE_NAME/versions/VERSION_ID" \
  --method DELETE

Hands-On Laboratory Exercises

Lab 1: Enterprise SAML SSO Implementation

Implement comprehensive SAML SSO across an enterprise GitHub organisation with automated provisioning.

Objectives:

  • Configure SAML SSO with identity provider
  • Implement user attribute mapping
  • Set up automated user provisioning
  • Test SSO functionality and troubleshooting

Implementation Steps:

  1. SAML Configuration:
<!-- SAML configuration for GitHub Enterprise -->
<EntityDescriptor entityID="https://github.com/orgs/YOUR_ORG">
  <SPSSODescriptor>
    <AssertionConsumerService
      Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST"
      Location="https://github.com/orgs/YOUR_ORG/saml/consume"
      index="0" />
    <AttributeConsumingService index="0">
      <ServiceName xml:lang="en">GitHub</ServiceName>
      <RequestedAttribute Name="login" isRequired="true" />
      <RequestedAttribute Name="email" isRequired="true" />
      <RequestedAttribute Name="full_name" isRequired="false" />
    </AttributeConsumingService>
  </SPSSODescriptor>
</EntityDescriptor>
  1. User Provisioning Automation:
# Automated user provisioning script
import requests
import json

class GitHubUserProvisioner:
    def __init__(self, org, token):
        self.org = org
        self.headers = {
            'Authorization': f'token {token}',
            'Accept': 'application/vnd.github.v3+json'
        }
    
    def provision_user(self, username, email, teams=None):
        """Provision user and add to teams"""
        # Invite user to organisation
        invite_data = {
            'email': email,
            'role': 'direct_member'
        }
        
        if teams:
            invite_data['team_ids'] = [self.get_team_id(team) for team in teams]
        
        response = requests.post(
            f'https://api.github.com/orgs/{self.org}/invitations',
            headers=self.headers,
            json=invite_data
        )
        
        return response.json()
    
    def get_team_id(self, team_slug):
        """Get team ID by slug"""
        response = requests.get(
            f'https://api.github.com/orgs/{self.org}/teams/{team_slug}',
            headers=self.headers
        )
        return response.json().get('id')

Lab 2: Comprehensive Security Policy Implementation

Create and implement organisation-wide security policies with automated enforcement.

Objectives:

  • Design comprehensive security policy framework
  • Implement automated policy enforcement
  • Set up compliance monitoring and reporting
  • Create security incident response procedures

Security Policy Framework:

# Comprehensive security policy configuration
security_framework:
  repository_policies:
    default_branch_protection:
      required_status_checks:
        strict: true
        contexts:
          - "continuous-integration"
          - "security-scan"
          - "dependency-check"
      enforce_admins: true
      required_pull_request_reviews:
        required_approving_review_count: 2
        dismiss_stale_reviews: true
        require_code_owner_reviews: true
        required_approving_review_count_for_admins: 1
      restrictions:
        users: []
        teams: ["security-team", "platform-team"]
        apps: []
      allow_force_pushes: false
      allow_deletions: false
      
  security_features:
    dependency_graph: "enabled"
    dependabot_alerts: "enabled"
    dependabot_security_updates: "enabled"
    secret_scanning: "enabled"
    secret_scanning_push_protection: "enabled"
    private_vulnerability_reporting: "enabled"
    
  access_controls:
    default_repository_permission: "read"
    members_can_create_repositories: false
    members_can_create_internal_repositories: true
    members_can_create_pages: false
    members_can_fork_private_repositories: false
    
  third_party_access:
    saml_single_sign_on: "enabled"
    two_factor_requirement: "enabled"
    oauth_app_restrictions: "enabled"

Policy Enforcement Automation:

# Security policy enforcement automation
class SecurityPolicyEnforcer:
    def __init__(self, org, token):
        self.org = org
        self.headers = {
            'Authorization': f'token {token}',
            'Accept': 'application/vnd.github.v3+json'
        }
    
    def enforce_branch_protection(self, repo, branch="main"):
        """Enforce branch protection rules"""
        protection_config = {
            "required_status_checks": {
                "strict": True,
                "contexts": ["ci/build", "security/scan"]
            },
            "enforce_admins": True,
            "required_pull_request_reviews": {
                "required_approving_review_count": 2,
                "dismiss_stale_reviews": True,
                "require_code_owner_reviews": True
            },
            "restrictions": None,
            "allow_force_pushes": False,
            "allow_deletions": False
        }
        
        response = requests.put(
            f'https://api.github.com/repos/{self.org}/{repo}/branches/{branch}/protection',
            headers=self.headers,
            json=protection_config
        )
        
        return response.status_code == 200
    
    def audit_repository_compliance(self):
        """Audit repository compliance against policies"""
        repos = self.get_repositories()
        compliance_report = []
        
        for repo in repos:
            compliance = self.check_repository_compliance(repo['name'])
            compliance_report.append({
                'repository': repo['name'],
                'compliance_score': compliance['score'],
                'issues': compliance['issues']
            })
        
        return compliance_report

Lab 3: GitHub Actions Enterprise Administration

Implement comprehensive GitHub Actions administration with self-hosted runners and enterprise policies.

Objectives:

  • Set up enterprise GitHub Actions policies
  • Deploy and manage self-hosted runner infrastructure
  • Implement runner groups and access controls
  • Monitor Actions usage and costs

Self-Hosted Runner Deployment:

# Docker Compose for self-hosted runners
version: '3.8'

services:
  github-runner-1:
    image: myoung34/github-runner:latest
    environment:
      - ORG_NAME=your-org
      - ACCESS_TOKEN=${GITHUB_TOKEN}
      - RUNNER_NAME=enterprise-runner-1
      - RUNNER_WORKDIR=/tmp/runner/work
      - LABELS=self-hosted,production,linux,x64
    volumes:
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
      - /tmp/runner:/tmp/runner
    restart: unless-stopped
    
  github-runner-2:
    image: myoung34/github-runner:latest
    environment:
      - ORG_NAME=your-org
      - ACCESS_TOKEN=${GITHUB_TOKEN}
      - RUNNER_NAME=enterprise-runner-2
      - RUNNER_WORKDIR=/tmp/runner/work
      - LABELS=self-hosted,production,linux,x64
    volumes:
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
      - /tmp/runner:/tmp/runner
    restart: unless-stopped

Actions Administration Scripts:

#!/bin/bash
# GitHub Actions enterprise administration

ORG="your-org"
TOKEN="your-token"

# Create runner group
gh api /orgs/$ORG/actions/runner-groups \
  --method POST \
  --field name="production-runners" \
  --field visibility="selected" \
  --field selected_repository_ids:='[123, 456]'

# List runner groups
gh api /orgs/$ORG/actions/runner-groups \
  --jq '.runner_groups[] | {id: .id, name: .name, visibility: .visibility}'

# Get Actions usage statistics
gh api /orgs/$ORG/actions/billing/usage \
  --jq '{total_minutes_used: .total_minutes_used, total_paid_minutes_used: .total_paid_minutes_used}'

Enterprise Administration Best Practices

Governance Framework

1. Administrative Hierarchy:

# Enterprise governance structure
governance_hierarchy:
  enterprise_administrators:
    responsibilities:
      - Enterprise billing and licensing
      - Organisation creation and management
      - Enterprise-wide policy enforcement
      - Compliance and audit oversight
      
  organisation_owners:
    responsibilities:
      - Organisation security policies
      - Team and repository management
      - User access control
      - Organisation billing oversight
      
  team_maintainers:
    responsibilities:
      - Team membership management
      - Repository access control
      - Team-specific policies
      - Developer onboarding

2. Access Control Framework:

# Role-based access control matrix
rbac_matrix:
  repository_permissions:
    read: ["all_members"]
    write: ["team_members", "collaborators"]
    admin: ["team_maintainers", "org_owners"]
    
  organisation_permissions:
    member: ["basic_access"]
    moderator: ["issue_management"]
    billing_manager: ["billing_access"]
    owner: ["full_access"]
    
  enterprise_permissions:
    member: ["org_access"]
    billing_manager: ["enterprise_billing"]
    owner: ["enterprise_admin"]

Operational Excellence

Monitoring and Alerting:

# Enterprise monitoring and alerting system
class GitHubEnterpriseMonitor:
    def __init__(self, enterprise, token):
        self.enterprise = enterprise
        self.client = GitHubClient(token)
        
    def monitor_user_activity(self):
        """Monitor user login and activity patterns"""
        audit_events = self.client.get_audit_events(
            phrase='action:oauth_access_token'
        )
        
        activity_metrics = {
            'total_logins': len(audit_events),
            'unique_users': len(set(event['actor'] for event in audit_events)),
            'failed_attempts': len([e for e in audit_events if e.get('failure')])
        }
        
        return activity_metrics
    
    def monitor_security_compliance(self):
        """Monitor security compliance across organisations"""
        orgs = self.client.get_enterprise_orgs()
        compliance_summary = {}
        
        for org in orgs:
            compliance_summary[org['login']] = {
                'saml_enabled': org.get('saml_enabled', False),
                '2fa_required': org.get('two_factor_requirement_enabled', False),
                'private_repos': org.get('private_repos', 0),
                'total_repos': org.get('total_private_repos', 0)
            }
        
        return compliance_summary

Cost Optimisation Strategies

License Management:

# GitHub license optimisation
class GitHubLicenseOptimizer:
    def __init__(self, enterprise, token):
        self.enterprise = enterprise
        self.client = GitHubClient(token)
        
    def analyze_license_usage(self):
        """Analyze license usage and identify optimisations"""
        consumed_licenses = self.client.get_license_consumption()
        
        analysis = {
            'total_licenses': consumed_licenses['total_seats_consumed'],
            'active_users': self.count_active_users(),
            'inactive_users': self.identify_inactive_users(),
            'potential_savings': 0
        }
        
        inactive_count = len(analysis['inactive_users'])
        analysis['potential_savings'] = inactive_count * self.get_license_cost()
        
        return analysis
    
    def recommend_optimisations(self):
        """Recommend license optimisations"""
        analysis = self.analyze_license_usage()
        
        recommendations = []
        if analysis['inactive_users']:
            recommendations.append({
                'type': 'remove_inactive_users',
                'description': f"Remove {len(analysis['inactive_users'])} inactive users",
                'potential_savings': analysis['potential_savings']
            })
        
        return recommendations

Exam Tips and Strategies

Technical Preparation Focus Areas

Enterprise Administration Mastery:

  • Multi-organisation management and hierarchy
  • Billing administration and cost optimisation
  • Enterprise policy implementation and enforcement
  • Compliance frameworks and audit requirements
  • Support escalation and troubleshooting procedures

Identity Management Expertise:

  • SAML SSO configuration and troubleshooting
  • SCIM provisioning and user lifecycle automation
  • Identity provider integration patterns
  • Access review and compliance processes
  • Just-in-Time provisioning workflows

Security Governance Proficiency:

  • Organisation-wide security policy design
  • Branch protection and repository governance
  • Compliance monitoring and reporting
  • Security incident response procedures
  • Risk assessment and mitigation strategies

Exam Day Strategy

Time Management:

  • Allocate 1.8 minutes per question average
  • Focus on enterprise-scale scenarios
  • Use process of elimination for complex questions
  • Reserve time for configuration review

Question Approach:

  1. Identify the administrative domain being tested
  2. Consider enterprise vs organisation-level implications
  3. Evaluate compliance and governance requirements
  4. Apply hands-on administrative experience
  5. Select the most scalable and secure solution

Common Exam Topics:

  • SAML/SCIM configuration syntax and troubleshooting
  • Enterprise policy implementation patterns
  • Access control and permission management
  • Actions administration and runner management
  • Billing and license optimisation strategies

Official Study Resources

GitHub Documentation

Microsoft Learn Paths

Practice Platforms

Additional Practice Resources

Administration Communities

Hands-On Practice

  • Set up GitHub Enterprise trial organisation
  • Practice with identity provider integrations
  • Implement comprehensive security policies
  • Build administrative automation scripts

Final Preparation Checklist

Technical Skills Validation

  • Can configure enterprise GitHub settings and policies
  • Understand SAML SSO setup and troubleshooting
  • Master SCIM provisioning and user lifecycle management
  • Know security policy implementation across organisations
  • Can administer GitHub Actions at enterprise scale
  • Understand GitHub Packages administration
  • Know billing and license management
  • Can implement compliance monitoring and reporting
  • Understand audit logging and analysis
  • Know enterprise support and escalation procedures
  • Can optimise costs and resource usage
  • Understand integration with external systems

Exam Readiness Assessment

  • Completed all study plan phases
  • Finished hands-on administration laboratories
  • Practiced with enterprise scenarios
  • Reviewed official documentation thoroughly
  • Taken practice assessments consistently
  • Confident in all administration domains
  • Registered for exam date
  • Prepared exam day logistics

Next Steps in Your Journey

After achieving GH-100 certification, consider these advanced paths:

Advanced Certifications

  • GitHub Copilot (GH-500): AI-powered development and enterprise Copilot administration
  • Microsoft Certifications: Azure DevOps and cloud platform certifications
  • Security Specialisation: Advanced security and compliance certifications

Career Advancement

  • Enterprise Architect: Design large-scale GitHub implementations
  • Platform Engineering Lead: Build and manage developer platforms
  • DevOps Director: Lead enterprise DevOps transformation
  • Technical Consultant: Provide GitHub expertise to enterprises

Conclusion

The GH-100 GitHub Administration certification validates your expertise in managing GitHub at enterprise scale and positions you as a crucial leader in organisational DevOps transformation. By following this comprehensive study guide, completing the hands-on administration laboratories, and practising with real-world enterprise scenarios, you’ll be well-prepared to pass the exam and excel in enterprise GitHub administration.

Remember that enterprise administration is constantly evolving with new features, security requirements, and compliance needs. Continue learning about emerging GitHub capabilities, industry best practices, and enterprise governance frameworks. The skills you develop preparing for this certification will serve you throughout your career in platform engineering and enterprise administration.

Ready to administer at scale? 🏢

Start your GitHub Administration mastery journey today, and join the ranks of certified enterprise administrators who are enabling developer productivity and organisational success worldwide.

This guide is part of the GitHub Certification Journey series. Previous: GitHub Advanced Security (GH-300) | Next: GitHub Copilot (GH-500) - Coming Soon

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