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English: Migrating your existing GitHub Enterprise installation to AWS let's you use the platform for best way to build software on the best software infrastructure. This video will demonstrate how to make this move to GitHub Enterprise on AWS by ensuring some pre-requisites of our current installation, as well as using some GitHub engineered tools to make the migration timely and pleasant.

• GitHub engineered tools for making the migration • Seamlessly set up, scale, and backup your GitHub Enterprise instance • Detailed pointers for instance configuration • Confirmation of this process leaving you where you left off Find out more at: github.com/integrations enterprise.github.com enterprise.github.com/aws

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