GH-900 · Question #88
From the Organization settings, which restrictions can organization owners place on GitHub Actions usage? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Allow actions that use self-hosted runners. C. Allow specified actions. D. Allow actions by Marketplace verified creators. Organization owners can restrict GitHub Actions usage in three key ways: (A) controlling whether actions can run on self-hosted runners, (C) allowing only specified/whitelisted actions by name, and (D) allowing actions created by Marketplace-verified creators. These are all…
Question
From the Organization settings, which restrictions can organization owners place on GitHub Actions usage? (Choose three.)
Options
- AAllow actions that use self-hosted runners.
- BAllow an action to be run from a Codespace.
- CAllow specified actions.
- DAllow actions by Marketplace verified creators.
- EAllow actions created by GitHub.
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A95% (36)
- B3% (1)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
Organization owners can restrict GitHub Actions usage in three key ways: (A) controlling whether actions can run on self-hosted runners, (C) allowing only specified/whitelisted actions by name, and (D) allowing actions created by Marketplace-verified creators. These are all configurable under the organization's Actions policy settings. Option B is incorrect because running actions from a Codespace is not a restriction policy available in org settings. Option E (Allow actions created by GitHub) is actually a valid option in GitHub's UI, but it was not among the three correct answers per the exam key - the exam highlights A, C, and D as the primary restriction categories.
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