GitHub Actions at Work
Instructor
Chris Biscardi
GitHub Actions are a powerful workflow tool that allows you to write and use custom code to execute workflows. It's like a serverless CI/CD platform built directly into GitHub. We have access to GitHub's registries, our own repos, multiple platforms (Mac, Windows, Linux), runtimes (VMs and Containers), and languages (JS, Rust, Go, etc) to perform any action we want. We can trigger workflows using GitHub's own events, our custom events, or even scheduled events like a cronjob.
Learner Reviews
- Marcell Ciszek3 years agoHow will you use what you learned from this course?
Good examples, thank you for this Chris
- Learner4 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Short and to the point, exactly what I needed to get going with Github Actions
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