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GH-100: GitHub Administration Certification – Practice Tests
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GH-100: GitHub Administration Certification – Practice Tests

Prepare for GH-100 with scenario-based practice tests on GitHub admin, security, access, and workflows.
Created byRavi Singh
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Identify tasks suitable for GitHub admins vs. GitHub Support.
  • Explain how to manage SAML SSO and enforce 2FA organization-wide.
  • Describe SCIM provisioning and team synchronization differences.
  • Analyze GitHub audit logs to track user and repository activity.
  • Interpret billing, seat licenses, and metered usage reports.
  • Recommend CI/CD tools and developer workflow best practices.
  • Compare GitHub Enterprise Server, Cloud, and AE capabilities.
  • Select secure automation options using GitHub Apps and Actions.

Included in This Course

172 questions
  • GH 100 - GitHub Administration Certification – Practice Test 172 questions
  • GH 100 - GitHub Administration Certification – Practice Test 272 questions
  • GH 100 - GitHub Administration Certification – Practice Test 3 - Scenario based Questions28 questions

Description

Are you preparing for the GH-100: GitHub Administration Certification? Looking for a practical way to assess your readiness and build confidence before the real exam? This course is designed just for you!

GH-100: GitHub Administration Certification – Practice Tests offers a comprehensive set of scenario-based practice questions that mirror the actual exam domains. Whether you're a GitHub Enterprise administrator, DevOps engineer, platform owner, or simply someone interested in mastering GitHub's admin features, these practice tests will help you prepare effectively.

Why Take This Course?

GitHub is now at the core of modern software delivery. Organizations worldwide rely on GitHub Enterprise to manage source control, automate CI/CD workflows, secure software development, and maintain compliance. With the increasing adoption of GitHub in regulated, enterprise environments, administrators are expected to be well-versed not just in GitHub basics, but also in user identity management, security, licensing, workflows, and access controls.

The GH-100 Certification validates your expertise in administering GitHub at the enterprise level. This course will help you assess your understanding of critical concepts, such as:

  • Identity and access management (SAML SSO, SCIM, 2FA)

  • GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES), Cloud (GHEC), and Advanced Enterprise (GHAE)

  • GitHub Actions, security and compliance tools

  • Role-based access control and permissions

  • CI/CD strategies and GitHub Marketplace integrations

  • Developer workflows, team structures, and more

Through these practice tests, you'll gain the confidence needed to sit for the GH-100 exam and pass it on your first try.

What’s Included?

Full-length Practice Tests: Multiple question sets aligned with the exam objectives
Scenario-Based Questions: Realistic scenarios that reflect enterprise-level GitHub administration tasks
Detailed Explanations: Each question includes a thorough explanation and a link to official GitHub documentation for further reading
Domain Coverage: Questions are grouped based on GH-100 exam domains to help focus your revision
Progress Tracking: Revisit questions, review explanations, and track your improvement over time
Lifetime Access: Revisit the tests whenever you need to refresh your skills

Practice Test Domains Covered

This course is based on the official GH-100 exam guide and covers the following domains:

Domain 1: Support GitHub Enterprise for users and key stakeholders (15%)

  • Distinguish between admin-level and GitHub Support-level tasks

  • Generate support bundles and diagnostics

  • Interpret audit logs and insights to measure GitHub adoption

  • Recommend workflows, code review standards, and automation strategies

  • Understand the GitHub tooling ecosystem and marketplace

  • Compare GitHub Actions vs GitHub Apps in terms of architecture and permissions

Domain 2: Manage user identities and GitHub authentication (20%)

  • Enable and enforce SAML Single Sign-On (SSO)

  • Understand SCIM provisioning and team synchronization

  • Configure and enforce 2FA policies across organizations

  • Manage access through identity providers like Okta, Azure AD

  • Understand the implications of user membership across orgs

  • Compare authentication models and supported providers

Domain 3: Describe how GitHub is deployed, distributed, and licensed (5%)

  • Differentiate between GHES, GHEC, and GHAE

  • Understand billing models: seat licenses, Actions usage, and Packages

  • View license utilization and machine account stats

  • Interpret billing reports for metered services

Domain 4: Manage access and permissions based on membership (20%)

  • Assign appropriate roles: owner, maintainer, member

  • Use team structures and repositories to cascade access

  • Apply role-based access control to repositories

  • Understand permission inheritance across teams

  • Configure fine-grained access control and review permission audits

Domain 5: Enable secure software development and ensure compliance (20%)

  • Use tools like Dependabot, Code Scanning, and Secret Scanning

  • Manage encrypted secrets in Actions and environments

  • Set up branch protection rules, CODEOWNERS, and PR reviews

  • Understand how GitHub Advanced Security fits into DevSecOps

  • Monitor compliance using the audit log and security advisory tools

Domain 6: Manage GitHub Actions (20%)

  • Configure GitHub Actions across repository, org, and enterprise scopes

  • Manage self-hosted runners and runner groups

  • Restrict Actions to internal or vetted sources

  • Use reusable workflows and secrets securely

  • Analyze Actions usage and restrict access based on IP or labels

  • Enforce enterprise-wide GitHub Actions policies

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is designed for:

  • GitHub Organization Owners and Enterprise Admins

  • DevOps Engineers and Platform Engineers using GitHub Enterprise

  • System Administrators managing identity, authentication, and access

  • Security Engineers focused on GitHub compliance and hardening

  • Professionals preparing for the GH-100 GitHub Administration Certification

  • Anyone interested in mastering GitHub’s advanced admin capabilities

Requirements

There are no strict prerequisites, but learners should ideally have:

  • A basic understanding of GitHub concepts like branches, repos, and PRs

  • Familiarity with user roles and permissions

  • A desire to learn GitHub administration and validate their skills

No coding is required. No software installation is necessary. Just bring your curiosity and determination to master GitHub Administration.

What You'll Achieve

By the end of this course, you will:

  • Feel confident in your ability to pass the GH-100 exam

  • Identify areas where you need more review and study

  • Gain real-world knowledge of GitHub Enterprise administration

  • Be better equipped to manage GitHub at scale within your organization

  • Understand and apply GitHub’s best practices for access, security, and automation

Ready to boost your career and earn your GH-100: GitHub Administration Certification?

Enroll now and start testing your knowledge today!

Who this course is for:

  • IT administrators and DevOps engineers preparing for the GH-100: GitHub Administration Certification.
  • GitHub Organization owners and platform engineers responsible for managing users, repositories, and workflows.
  • Security and compliance professionals seeking to understand GitHub’s authentication, access control, and audit capabilities.
  • Technical team leads and architects looking to implement GitHub Enterprise features effectively across teams.
  • Anyone interested in GitHub administration who wants to validate their skills through scenario-based practice tests.