GH-100 Exam Dumps - GitHub Administration

By defining the API key as an organization secret, you centralize management and can grant access only to the subset of repositories you choose - eliminating per‑repo duplication while enforcing the desired scope.

Designing your integration to stay within GitHub’s documented rate limits—by batching requests, using conditional requests, handling 429 responses with back‑off, and monitoring the X‑RateLimit-* headers - ensures you won’t be temporarily throttled or cut off when you hit secondary limits.

Before you enable team synchronization, you should clearly define how groups in your identity provider will map to GitHub teams and roles - ensuring that when the sync runs, users land in the correct teams with the right permissions.

Business‑impact security issues (for example, a critical vulnerability affecting your organization) are classified as High‑priority tickets and are covered under your Premium Support SLA.

Outages on GitHub.com that disrupt core Git or web application functionality trigger Urgent‑priority responses under Premium Support’s SLA.

Organization owners can view and edit billing information for the organization.

Organization owners may create new repositories in the organization without needing approval from other members.

Organization owners have full administrative control over organization settings, including configuring default repository permissions.

You need a GitHub App. Marketplace integrations that listen for events like repository.created and send notifications are delivered as GitHub Apps, since they can subscribe to organization‑level webhooks without you writing custom code.

GitHub Apps issue short‑lived installation tokens that you scope to only the permissions and repositories your automation needs, reducing blast radius and automatically rotating credentials.

Creating a new organization gives you a dedicated container for your shared work, letting you isolate repositories, projects, teams, billing settings, and policy configurations on an organization‑by‑organization basis.