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Module 1: GitHub fundamentals - Administration basics and product features Part 1 of 2
1.1 Introduction to GitHub
🟢 Overview
🟢 1.1.1 What is GitHub?
🟢 1.1.2 Components of the GitHub flow
🔴 1.1.3 GitHub is a collaborative platform
🔴 1.1.4 GitHub platform management
🔴 1.1.5 Exercise - A guided tour of GitHub
1.2 Introduction to GitHub administration
🟢 Overview
🟢 1.2.1 What is GitHub administration?
🟢 1.2.2 How does GitHub authentication work?
🟢 1.2.3 How does GitHub organization and permissions work?
🟡 1.2.3a Who Can Push?
🟢 1.2.4 Managing enterprise access, permissions, and governance
1.3 Introduction to GitHub's products
🟢 Overview
🟢 1.3.1 GitHub accounts and plans
🟢 1.3.2 GitHub billing
🟢 1.3.3 License Usage Stats
🟢 1.3.4 Metered Usage Reports
🔴 1.3.5 GitHub Mobile and GitHub Desktop
🔴 1.3.6 License Usage Stats in Machine and Peripheral Devices
1.4 Maintain a secure repository by using GitHub best practices
🟢 Overview
🟢 1.4.1 How to maintain a secure GitHub repository
🟢 1.4.2 Automated security
🟢 1.4.3 Exercise - Secure your repository's supply chain
🟢 Recap
🔴 Knowledge Check
Module 2: GitHub fundamentals - Administration basics and product features Part 2 of 2
2.1 Manage sensitive data and security policies within GitHub
🟢 Overview
🟢 2.1.1 Setting security policies
🟢 2.1.2 Create and manage repository rulesets
🟡 2.1.2a Will This Push Land?
🟢 2.1.3 Reporting and logging
🔴 2.1.4 Exercise
2.2 Authenticate and authorize user identities on GitHub
🟢 Overview
🟢 2.2.1 User identity and access management
🟢 2.2.2 User authentication
🟡 2.2.2a SSO or SCIM?
🟢 2.2.3 User authorization
🟢 2.2.4 Team synchronization
2.3 GitHub administration for enterprise support and adoption
🟢 Overview
🟢 2.3.1 GitHub Enterprise features
🟢 2.3.2 Support for GitHub Enterprise
🟢 2.3.3 GitHub Enterprise Managed Users
🔴 2.3.4 Scale your enterprise deployment
2.4 Manage GitHub Actions in the enterprise
🟢 Overview
🟢 2.4.1 Understanding GitHub enterprise models
🟢 2.4.2 Manage actions and workflows
🟢 2.4.3 Control access and usage of actions in your enterprise
🟡 2.4.3a Can This Action Run?
🟢 2.4.4 Manage runners
🟢 2.4.5 Manage encrypted secrets
🔴 2.4.6 Managing and leveraging reusable components in GitHub Actions
🔴 2.4.7 Configure self-hosted runners for enterprise use
🟢 Exercise 4: Use a repository secret in a GitHub Actions workflow
2.5 Leverage GitHub Actions to publish to GitHub Packages
🟢 Overview
🟢 2.5.1 What is GitHub Packages?
🟢 2.5.2 Publish to GitHub Packages and GitHub Container Registry
🔴 2.5.3 Knowledge check
🔴 2.5.4 Exercise - Publish to a GitHub Packages registry
🔴 2.5.5 GitHub Packages for code packages
🟢 Recap
🔴 Knowledge Check
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GH-100: GitHub Fundamentals - Administration Basics and Product Features
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