You have subscribed to GitHub Premium Support, and you need to submit a support ticket. GitHub
Premium Support can help you with:
B
Explanation:
GitHub Premium Support includes assistance with installing and using GitHub Enterprise Server,
ensuring your deployment is configured correctly and any installation issues are resolved.
You need to contact GitHub Premium Support. What are valid reasons for submitting a support
ticket? (Each answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
C, D
Explanation:
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.
Which of the following is a key benefit of using GitHub Marketplace Apps in an enterprise?
B
Explanation:
GitHub Marketplace Apps come with built-in integrations to external services - so you can plug in
things like CI servers, code-quality scanners, or deployment tools without writing and maintaining
custom connectors.
You need to create a support bundle for your GitHub Enterprise Server instance with the hostname
ghe.avocado.corp. What command should you use to create a support bundle?
A
Explanation:
Run the ghe-support-bundle command over SSH on your appliance and redirect its output to a file.
For example:
ssh -p 122 [email protected] -- 'ghe-support-bundle -o' > support-bundle.tgz
This invokes the built-in support-bundle utility on your GitHub Enterprise Server instance and
captures the resulting archive locally.
What do you need to successfully generate a support bundle on a GitHub Enterprise Server?
C
Explanation:
You must have administrator-level SSH access to the GitHub Enterprise Server appliance so you can
run the ghe-support-bundle command over SSH and capture the bundle locally.
A financial services company is evaluating GitHub account types. Which of the following is a key
distinction between GitHub Enterprise Managed Users and Personal Accounts?
B
Explanation:
Personal Accounts are owned and controlled by individual users and can serve both their personal
projects and professional work, whereas Enterprise Managed Users exist solely within the enterprise
context and cannot be used for personal repositories.
Which THREE of the following accurately describe how the SCIM protocol enhances user
management in GitHub Enterprise Cloud? (Choose three.)
A, B
Explanation:
SCIM automatically updates a user’s account on GitHub whenever their profile attributes change in
the identity provider.
When a user is removed or deactivated in the IdP, SCIM deactivates (soft-deprovisions) their GitHub
account and disables access.
SCIM provisions new GitHub Enterprise Cloud accounts automatically when users are added in the
identity provider.
When comparing a partner identity provider integration with a non-partner identity management
solution for GitHub Enterprise Managed Users, which statement is Correct?
B
Explanation:
Non-partner identity provider integrations require you to enter SAML 2.0 configuration details by
hand - such as the Sign-on URL, Issuer, and X.509 certificate - whereas partner IdPs supply a pre-
configured application integration.
When comparing Group SCIM to Team Sync for identity management in GitHub Enterprise, which
statement is Correct?
D
Explanation:
Group SCIM lets you manage both user accounts and group memberships centrally in your identity
provider - automatically provisioning, updating, and deprovisioning users and groups in GitHub -
whereas Team Sync only mirrors IdP group membership into existing GitHub teams.
Why is a GitHub App preferred over a PAT for machine authentication?
B
Explanation:
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.
You are planning GitHub account management for a healthcare organization with strict compliance
requirements. Which THREE of the following statements accurately describe GitHub Enterprise
Managed Users (EMU) accounts? (Choose three.)
B, D, F
Explanation:
Enterprise Managed User accounts are provisioned and authenticated exclusively through your
identity provider (for example, Azure AD), so the IdP handles their creation, attribute updates, and
deprovisioning.
Managed user accounts cannot create public content or interact with repositories outside your
enterprise; they’re confined to private and internal repos within the enterprise.
EMU accounts are owned and controlled by the enterprise (via the IdP) and cannot be converted into
or unlinked as personal accounts outside that enterprise.
A GitHub Enterprise administrator is planning to implement SAML SSO across their company. Which
of the following correctly distinguishes enterprise-wide SAML SSO from organization-level SAML
SSO?
D
Explanation:
Enterprise-wide SAML SSO enforces a single IdP across all member organizations—its configuration
overrides any per-organization SAML settings, so everyone must authenticate through the same
provider.
What distinguishes Enterprise Managed Users (EMUs) from standard GitHub accounts?
A
Explanation:
EMU accounts are provisioned and authenticated exclusively through your identity provider - users
sign in via the IdP and cannot use or manage GitHub-native credentials.
Your organization is implementing team synchronization. Which of the following should you prioritize
during the setup process?
D
Explanation:
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.
What makes GitHub Apps a more secure choice for automation over OAuth Apps?
D
Explanation:
GitHub Apps authenticate as themselves with fine-grained, installation-scoped permissions and
short-lived tokens - rather than inheriting a user’s broad OAuth scopes - minimizing blast radius and
aligning with least-privilege principles.