Learning GitHub Actions

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Michael Jenkins

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01 Automating with GitHub Actions.mp4

01:05

02 What you should know.mp4

01:32

03 Exercise files.mp4

01:13

04 Working with YAML files.mp4

01:25

05 Whats new in this update.mp4

00:34

06 Your first action.mp4

02:31

07 Workflow and action attributes.mp4

04:35

08 Create a workflow.mp4

03:11

09 Add jobs and steps to a workflow.mp4

02:36

10 Add actions to a workflow.mp4

04:27

11 Run a workflow.mp4

02:31

12 Add dependencies between actions.mp4

01:50

13 Add conditions to a workflow.mp4

02:40

14 Workflow and action limitations.mp4

01:27

15 Challenge Develop a complex workflow.mp4

01:02

16 Solution Develop a complex workflow.mp4

06:18

17 Use an action from the Marketplace.mp4

04:06

18 Use an action from a repository.mp4

02:25

19 Passing arguments to an action.mp4

04:06

20 Using environment variables.mp4

05:02

21 Using secrets.mp4

04:01

22 Using artifacts.mp4

04:07

23 Manage pull requests.mp4

03:30

24 Challenge Develop a workflow that creates an artifact.mp4

00:57

25 Solution Develop a workflow that creates an artifact.mp4

08:06

26 Plan your CI CD pipeline.mp4

01:53

27 Linting and unit tests.mp4

02:07

28 Building and managing artifacts.mp4

03:04

29 Testing.mp4

01:44

30 Deploying.mp4

01:38

31 Add a workflow status badge.mp4

01:07

32 Challenge Develop a CI CD pipeline for a Python script.mp4

00:57

33 Solution Develop a CI CD pipeline for a Python script.mp4

07:40

34 Plan a custom action.mp4

04:22

35 Your custom action objective.mp4

01:07

36 Dockerfile review.mp4

04:58

37 Add a Dockerfile.mp4

02:20

38 Add an entry-point script.mp4

02:30

39 Use runtime environment resources.mp4

04:11

40 Test an action locally.mp4

03:52

41 Complete the entry-point script.mp4

02:02

42 Add a metadata file.mp4

02:50

43 Add a README file.mp4

01:48

44 Deploy a custom action.mp4

02:22

45 Publish an action to the Marketplace.mp4

04:16

46 Challenge Create a custom action.mp4

01:00

47 Solution Create a custom action.mp4

07:47

48 Additional resources for more GitHub Actions.mp4

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Description

GitHub Actions is a continuous integration tool that allows developers to automate tasks for their web projects. In this course, learn how to use this powerful tool to build workflows triggered by events, develop a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline, and create custom actions. Instructor Michael Jenkins shows how to create your first actions and then construct a workflow that runs them. He also demonstrates how to use actions from the GitHub Marketplace and public repositories, leverage the capabilities of GitHub Actions to support your CI/CD workflow, and plan and develop custom actions.

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Michael Jenkins is a graduate of Iowa State University with BS and MS degrees in Computer Engineering. For more than 20 years, he has worked with a variety of technologies including integrated circuit design and infrastructure automation. Recently, Michael has worked to automate cloud operations for the media and entertainment industry. Michael holds several technical certifications including AWS Certified Solutions Architect and AWS Certified Developer Associate. He’s also versed in Google Cloud Platform and MicroSort Azure. Michael is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and lives in the Los Angeles metro area. He pairs his love of technology with a passion for journalism by authoring technical content. He has presented at conferences in North America and Europe and published several online courses on cloud technologies including continuous integration tools, web servers, and code repositories.

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