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GitHub Announces General Availability of Enterprise Live Migrations

GitHub's Enterprise Live Migrations tool is now generally available for near-zero-downtime server-to-cloud moves.

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Enterprise Live Migrations enable near-zero-downtime moves from GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) to GitHub Enterprise Cloud with Data Residency (GHEC DR). [1] GitHub announced on September 3, 2026, that Enterprise Live Migrations (ELM) is now generally available for organizations. [2] GitHub stated that the cutover process for Enterprise Live Migrations takes just minutes, allowing developers to continue working throughout the migration. [3] The tool is designed to handle even the largest and most active repositories, including monorepos with extensive Git histories. [4] ELM enables near-zero-downtime migrations by continuously syncing data, allowing developers to keep working while the cutover only requires time to drain remaining in-flight changes. [5] The tool is purpose-built to handle massive monorepos with deep git history, large volumes of issues and pull requests, and constant activity around the clock. [6] Users can manage the ELM lifecycle through the gh elm CLI extension, which supports creating, monitoring, and initiating cutover via the GHES REST API. [7]
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  1. Enterprise Live Migrations enable near-zero-downtime moves from GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) to GitHub Enterprise Cloud with Data Residency (GHEC DR). · Blockchain.News
  2. GitHub announced on September 3, 2026, that Enterprise Live Migrations (ELM) is now generally available for organizations. · Blockchain.News
  3. GitHub stated that the cutover process for Enterprise Live Migrations takes just minutes, allowing developers to continue working throughout the migration. · Blockchain.News
  4. The tool is designed to handle even the largest and most active repositories, including monorepos with extensive Git histories. · Blockchain.News
  5. ELM enables near-zero-downtime migrations by continuously syncing data, allowing developers to keep working while the cutover only requires time to drain remaining in-flight changes. · The GitHub Blog
  6. The tool is purpose-built to handle massive monorepos with deep git history, large volumes of issues and pull requests, and constant activity around the clock. · The GitHub Blog
  7. Users can manage the ELM lifecycle through the gh elm CLI extension, which supports creating, monitoring, and initiating cutover via the GHES REST API. · The GitHub Blog
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