# GH-Migrator Playbooks

Step-by-step instructions for various migration scenarios

## Migration scenarios

* [Migrate a single repository from GitHub.com to GitHub Enterprise](/playbooks/migrate-repo-from-dotcom-to-ghe.md)
* [Migrate multiple Repositories from GitHub.com to GitHub Enterprise](/playbooks/migrate-multiple-repos-from-dotcom-to-ghe.md)
* [Migrate multiple Organizations and Repositories from GitHub.com to GitHub Enterprise](/playbooks/migrate-multiple-orgs-from-dotcom-to-ghe.md)

## User-mapping scenarios

* [Mapping users from GitHub.com to GitHub Enterprise with LDAP](/playbooks/mapping-dotcom-users-to-ldap.md)
* [Consolidating users from GitHub.com to GitHub Enterprise](/playbooks/consolidating-users.md)

## Migration Notes

* [Subversion (SVN) and Git: Comparative Analogues](/playbooks/subversion-git-comparative-analogues.md)
* [Setting up a Personal Access Token](/playbooks/personal-access-tokens.md)

## ⚠️ Ensure organization ownership for GitHub.com exports

In the current organization structure, you must be on the "Owners" team. In the new organization structure (currently in private beta at the time of this writing), you must be a direct owner of the organization.


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