Consuming GitHub Actions Workflows

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Neil Morrissey

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:02

02. Locate a Workflow, its Logs, and Artifacts

01. Promoting Consistency through Reusability.mp4

01:33

02. Create Source Code and GitHub Repo.mp4

04:23

03. Create a GitHub Actions Workflow.mp4

08:28

04. Locate Workflow Logs.mp4

04:08

05. Download Workflow Artifacts from the User Interface.mp4

02:38

06. Disabling vs. Deleting Workflows.mp4

02:30

07. Avoiding Duplication by Using Reusable Workflows.mp4

02:49

08. Create a Reusable Workflow.mp4

04:27

09. Move Reusable Workflow to Shared Repo.mp4

02:48

10. Organization Templated Workflows.mp4

01:14

11. Create a Starter Workflow.mp4

04:18

12. Implement Deployment to Azure App Service.mp4

05:42

03. Interpret the Effects of a Workflow

01. Debugging GitHub Actions Workflows.mp4

01:46

02. Describe a Workflows Effects from Reading Its Configuration File.mp4

03:52

03. Diagnose a Failed Workflow Run Using Logs.mp4

06:48

04. Enable Step Debug Logging in a Workflow.mp4

05:55

05. Access Logs from GitHubs REST API.mp4

07:24

06. Download Logs Using REST API.mp4

02:44

07. Identify the Event That Triggered a Workflow.mp4

02:12

08. Default Environment Variables.mp4

05:36

09. Use Default Environment Variables in a Workflow.mp4

04:18

10. Passing Custom Environment Variables in a Workflow Step.mp4

04:30

4. Use Actions in a Workflow

1. Indicators of Trustworthy Actions.mp4

05:07

2. Identify an Actions Type, Inputs, and Outputs.mp4

06:36

3. Use the Specific Version of an Action in a Workflow.mp4

05:00

Description

GitHub Actions Workflows provide extensive features that allow developers, administrators and organizations to programmatically act upon their code and hosting environments. This course will teach you how to understand workflows and actions, interpret logs, and reuse workflow steps across your organization.

What You'll Learn?

GitHub Actions Workflows provide a powerful environment to run scripts and code in response to event triggers. In this course, Consuming GitHub Actions Workflows, you’ll learn how to work with artifacts, logs and GitHub Actions. First, you’ll explore templated workflows, which allow you to create workflow steps that can be reused across your organization for consistency. Next, you’ll discover how logs can be used to debug and diagnose issues with workflows. Finally, you’ll learn how to use Actions in a workflow, whether from the Marketplace or actions you create yourself. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and in depth knowledge of GitHub Actions and workflow logs needed to consume GitHub Actions Workflows.

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Neil Morrissey

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Neil has worked on everything from early mobile .NET compact framework apps to modern Azure based web apps during his years in IT. As a developer and architect, he has focused on .NET and JavaScript application development, security, and hosting across a variety of Microsoft platforms, including ASP.NET, SharePoint, and Dynamics CRM. Neil has several Microsoft Certifications, including MCPD, MCSA, and MCSD.

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