Install and start using GitHub Enterprise—on-premises Enterprise Server, Enterprise Cloud, or both . Set and achieve onboarding goals for your team’s first 30 days to three months. Work through (and prepare for) common first-time user challenges.
Read moreWhat is GitHub and how does it benefit your team?
Today, nearly every open-source project uses GitHub to manage their project. GitHub is free if your project is open source and includes a wiki and issue tracker that make it easy to include more in-depth documentation and get feedback about your project .
Read moreWhat is GitHub server?
GitHub Enterprise Server is your organization’s private copy of GitHub contained within a virtual appliance, hosted on premises or in the cloud, that you configure and control .
Read moreIs GitHub server free?
GitHub Free now includes unlimited private repositories . For the first time, developers can use GitHub for their private projects with up to three collaborators per repository for free.
Read moreWhere can I find GitHub teams?
Using the UI
Read moreWho can create teams in GitHub?
Only organization owners and maintainers of a parent team can create a new child team under a parent. Owners can also restrict creation permissions for all teams in an organization. For more information, see “Setting team creation permissions in your organization.”
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