CI/CD Setting Up GitHub Workflows
Set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub workflows. Learn how to automate testing, building, and deploying your code to improve the efficiency and reliability of your development processes.
At a Glance
GitHub is an essential platform for version control and collaboration. In this hands-on guided project, you will learn how to build a workflow in a GitHub repository using GitHub Actions.
GitHub reports that over 4 million organizations and 94 developers use its platform to host over 330 million repositories, monitor code changes, work together on projects, participate in open-source initiatives, and connect with other professionals. GitHub knowledge is essential for IT professionals.
In this hands-on guided project, you will learn how to create a GitHub workflow to run your CI pipeline.
You will learn how to add events to trigger the workflow, add a job to the workflow, add a job runner to the job, and add a container to the job runner. Anyone can use these job-ready skills for their professional and personal GitHub projects.
Completing this project will allow you to level up your GitHub skills and optimize your workflow.
A Look at the Project Ahead
After completing this project, you’ll be able to:
- Create a GitHub workflow to run your CI pipeline
- Add events to trigger the workflow
- Add a job to the workflow
- Add a job runner to the job
- Add a container to the job runner
What You’ll Need
For this project, you will need:
- Familiarity with the basics of YAML
- Familiarity with CLIs
- A GitHub account
You’ll have access to a Cloud-based IDE that includes all of the required software pre-installed. All you need is a recent version of a modern web browser to complete this project.
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