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1. #Setting up ghost 3.1 system trial
2. #Setting up ghost 3.1 system license
3. #Setting up ghost 3.1 system download
4. #Setting up ghost 3.1 system free

For more information, see " Hardware considerations." To create the instance, you'll need to import the GitHub Enterprise Server image to your virtual machine and attach an additional storage volume for your instance data.

#Setting up ghost 3.1 system download

#Setting up ghost 3.1 system license

To download your license file, click Download license.Navigate to the GitHub Enterprise Server download page.For more information, see " Increasing CPU or memory resources." Downloading the GitHub Enterprise Server image You can increase your instance's CPU or memory resources. For more information, see " About webhooks."įor more information about monitoring the capacity and performance of GitHub Enterprise Server, see " Monitoring your appliance." Automated checks for changes, or polling, will negatively impact the performance and scalability of your instance. Warning: We recommend that users configure webhook events to notify external systems of activity on GitHub Enterprise Server. When you use more than 16 vCPUs, you don't need to add 6.5 GB of memory for each vCPU, but you should monitor your instance to ensure it has enough memory. When you increase CPU resources, we recommend adding at least 6.5 GB of memory for each vCPU (up to 16 vCPUs) that you provision for the instance. For more information, see " Getting started with GitHub Actions for GitHub Enterprise Server." If you plan to enable GitHub Actions for the users of your GitHub Enterprise Server instance, you may need to provision additional CPU and memory resources for your instance. The CPU and memory resources that GitHub Enterprise Server requires depend on the levels of activity for users, automations, and integrations. For more information, see " System overview" and " Increasing storage capacity." CPU and memory You can resize your instance's root disk by building a new instance or using an existing instance. The available space on the root filesystem will be 50% of the total disk size. To configure GitHub Actions, you must provide external blob storage. For more information, see " System overview." Your instance requires a persistent data disk separate from the root disk. If you use a bare metal hypervisor, we recommend directly attaching the disk or using a disk from a storage area network (SAN). We recommend a high-performance SSD with high input/output operations per second (IOPS) and low latency for GitHub Enterprise Server. vCPUsįor more information about these requirements, see " Getting started with GitHub Actions for GitHub Enterprise Server."įor more information about adjusting resources for an existing instance, see " Increasing storage capacity" and " Increasing CPU or memory resources." Storage If you plan to enable GitHub Actions for the users of your instance, more resources are required. If you provision more resources than the minimum requirements, your instance will perform and scale better. We recommend different hardware configurations depending on the number of user licenses for your GitHub Enterprise Server instance. For more information, see the VMware guide " Log in to vCenter Server by Using the vSphere Web Client." If you have vCenter Server you can use the vSphere Web Client. You will need access to a vSphere Client.For more information, see the VMware ESXi documentation.

#Setting up ghost 3.1 system free

The ESXi Hypervisor is free and does not include the (optional) vCenter Server. You must have a VMware vSphere ESXi Hypervisor, applied to a bare metal machine that will run your GitHub Enterprise Server instances.

#Setting up ghost 3.1 system trial

For more information, see " Setting up a trial of GitHub Enterprise Server" and " About licenses for GitHub Enterprise." You must have a GitHub Enterprise license file.