Why learn to administer GitHub in a professional environment
In many companies, GitHub has become a cornerstone of software project management. Yet too often, its use is limited to simple code storage. But GitHub goes much further. It offers powerful tools to manage access rights, organize workflows, secure development, and deploy projects at the organizational level. Understanding these advanced features is a real asset for all IT professionals—whether developers, DevOps engineers, or administrators.
The GH-100 training provides a clear framework for mastering these strategic functions. It goes beyond introducing the interface or basic commands. It teaches you how to structure your GitHub usage professionally, integrating key considerations around security, governance, and collaboration. Each module combines theory and hands-on exercises to help you adopt best practices from the start.
Security, governance, and automation: the pillars of professional GitHub usage
One of the key takeaways of this course is the understanding of GitHub’s built-in security mechanisms. As an administrator or technical lead, you must know how to configure permissions, secure critical branches, and protect sensitive data within your repositories. The course also covers authentication options, team organization, and access management at scale. These are essential skills—especially in Azure or GitHub Enterprise environments.
But beyond security, GitHub also enables extensive automation through GitHub Actions. This course teaches you how to deploy workflows tailored to your business needs, use encrypted secrets, and automatically publish your packages or Docker images. These skills are increasingly in demand in organizations looking to streamline and secure their deployments.
Real-world use cases for enterprise environments
GitHub isn’t just for open-source projects. Today, many companies use the platform to manage internal applications, SaaS products, or shared libraries. This course shows you how to tailor GitHub to these contexts, addressing the specific challenges of enterprise environments. You’ll learn how GitHub Enterprise works, how to connect it to your existing tools, and how to manage tracked users.
You’ll also learn to leverage complementary GitHub products, such as GitHub Desktop for local repository management, and GitHub Mobile to stay connected to projects on the go. These solutions support continuous collaboration, wherever you are.
A fast and practical skills upgrade
Each module is designed to deliver progressive learning, with concrete exercises, case studies, and validation tests. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to manage a full GitHub environment, implement secure workflows, and collaborate effectively with your teams.
Whether you’re launching a new project on GitHub, integrating GitHub into an Azure infrastructure, or simply curious about the platform’s capabilities, this course will help you reach the next level.
FAQ
Do I need to be a developer to take this course?
No, this training is intended for both administrators and DevOps professionals. No advanced development skills are required.
Does this course include hands-on exercises?
Yes, each module includes practical scenarios, hands-on tasks in GitHub, and real-world use cases.
Is the course suitable for Azure environments?
Yes, the training covers GitHub usage in professional contexts, especially in Azure and DevOps ecosystems.
Is GitHub Actions covered in detail?
Absolutely. An entire section of the course is dedicated to automation with GitHub Actions, including self-hosted runners.
What will I be able to do after completing the course?
You will know how to create, secure, and administer GitHub repositories, automate processes, and manage GitHub usage within your company.