Our Enterprise Search Connectors
GitHub Enterprise Server
Our GitHub Enterprise Server Connector allows for indexing repositories, wikis, issues and discussions from self- or hyperscaler-hosted GitHub Enterprise Server instances. In turn, you can build great code search experiences, knowledge searches or bot applications powered by retrieval augmented generation.
Features
Our GitHub Enterprise Server connector comes with the following features.
- Indexing of files and commit messages from specific or all branches
- Indexing of repository wiki pages and attachments
- Indexing of repository issues
- Indexing of discussions
- Supports GitHub Enterprise Server Version 3.10 and later
- Full set of metadata as part of the indexed documents
- Efficient incremental crawling based on change logs
- Full support of GitHub Enterprise's permission model
- GitHub App Authentication
- Filters based on branches, repositories and revisions
- Easy configuration
Search Engines
Our connectors support the following search engines:
- Microsoft Copilot
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Microsoft Copilot)
- Microsoft Search
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Microsoft Search)
- Microsoft Graph Connectors
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Microsoft Graph)
- Azure AI Search
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Azure AI Search)
- Elasticsearch
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Elasticsearch)
- Apache Solr
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Apache Solr)
- Microsoft Cosmos DB H1/2025
(GitHub Enterprise Server Connector for Microsoft Cosmos DB)
Framework Features
- Scalable connector framework for millions of documents
- Easy to setup and configure
- One interface to manage all connectors
- Robust crawl strategies for content and security principals
- Flexible crawl scheduling built-in
- Document and principal processing pipelines
- Debugging and development made easy: State views which show
- crawled documents
- document metadata
- how the metadata became transformed in the processing pipeline
- indexed security principals and their relationships
- timings
- and more
