Learn how to use GitHub Actions and master CI/CD
GitHub Actions are used by millions of developers and thousands of companies around the world to automate software workflows and build world-class CI/CD pipelines. They allow developers to build, test and deploy their code, and they make code reviews, branch management and issue triaging work exactly the way each team wants. They have quickly become one of the most popular CI/CD tools, and knowledge of how to use them is a requirement for most jobs. In this course, Scott Sauber will teach what GitHub Actions are and how to use them to automate your workflows.
Curriculum
Welcome
01:03
What will you learn in this course?
03:32
Who is the course for and prerequisites
01:40
What are GitHub Actions?
01:35
What is continuous integration?
11:49
What is continuous delivery and continuous deployment?
08:21
Section recap
01:21
Creating our first GitHub Action
23:15
GitHub Actions Glossary
05:04
GitHub Actions Hero
03:37
Section recap
01:26
Building a PR Verify workflow
17:42
Configuring optimal GitHub settings
11:30
Improving our PR Verify workflow
14:31
Building a CI workflow
21:09
Cron Jobs
13:20
Variables and Secrets
15:54
Section Recap
00:56
What are we building?
03:32
Creating an Azure account
05:52
Setting up our Azure Resource Group
09:22
Setting up our Azure App Service
12:30
Creating our CD workflow
33:45
Using Environments in our CD workflow
13:13
Deploying to Production
13:14
Section Recap
01:50
Reusing workflows
19:55
Reusing workflows across repositories
08:54
Things every CI/CD pipeline should have
06:35
Setting up zero downtime deployments
18:37
Setting up Infrastructure As Code
23:47
Manual approvals for Production
05:07
Delete all your Azure resources
04:41
Section recap
00:34
Conclusion
00:53
Course Info
Level:
From Zero to Hero
Duration:
5h 40m
Rating (New):
Lifetime access
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Scott Sauber
Scott is a software consultant and primarily does web development using ASP.NET Core and JavaScript. His second passion behind web development is helping teams realize their potential through technical practices (such as CI/CD, IAC, TDD, etc.) and working more effectively (such as limiting WIP, visualizing work, etc). He’s a Microsoft MVP, Redgate Community Ambassador, international speaker, and co-organizes the Iowa .NET User Group. You can find Scott on Twitter @scottsauber or on his blog at scottsauber.com.
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