This course shows examples and use cases for building, and deploying your application/infrastructure code using GitHub.
What you will learn
Understand fundamentally what workflows and GitHub actions are
Deploy a JAVA application using Github action
CI CD of Kotlin application
Write YAML from scratch
Learn how to manage secrets
Connect to Azure via action tasks
Build & Deploy Infrastructure on Azure
Create a Terraform Config file
Workflow,Jobs,custom actions, if-else, github_env
Learn how docker can be used in a github workflow
CI CD of Microsoft Azure Cloud Infrastructure
Create a real-life CI/CD workflow for code testing, formatting, versioning and more
Multi-staged build, check dependency
Github & Azure Authentication via Secrets
Install Utilities on Build Agent
Description
Automate your workflow from idea to production
- GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows, now with world-class CI/CD. Build, test, and deploy your code right from GitHub. Make code reviews, branch management, and issue triaging work the way you want.
- Whether you want to build a container, deploy a web service, or automate welcoming new users to your open source projects—there’s an action for that.
- GitHub Actions connects all of your tools to automate every step of your development workflow. Easily deploy to any cloud, create tickets in Jira, or publish a package to npm.
- Automate, customize, and execute your software development workflows right in your repository with GitHub Actions. You can discover, create, and share actions to perform any job you’d like, including CI/CD, and combine actions in a completely customized workflow.
- Whether you are new to GitHub Actions or interested in learning all they have to offer, this guide will help you use GitHub Actions to accelerate your application development workflows.
No theory only Hands-on based on real world examples.
Primarily what we are covering is:
- Introduction to Github
- Pricing
- Introduction
- CI CD for Application Deployment
- Start setting up JAVA application directory
- build project using gradlew, push docker image to docker hub
- define github-action.yaml in the working repo
- Building and Deploying KOTLIN app on Github Actions
- Do a docker build on the runner
- Create Github Secrets for docker login
- use if condition on job failure/success
- Azure Login Action Task injecting Secrets
- Create an Azure Kubernetes Cluster
- Azure Kubernetes Github Action Task
- Real world practises
- Use Github Action task for docker tasks
- create custom task to generate image version
- Expression using needs & output
- Multi Staged Job
- Build & Deploy Infrastructure on Azure
- Install Terraform on runner
- Install TFLint on runner
- Create a TF Config file with Init
- Github & Azure Authentication via Secrets
English
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Content
Introduction to Github
Github Introduction
2. Github – Modern edge CI CD tool
Github Features
Continuous Integration & Delivery for JAVA application deployment
Start setting up JAVA application directory
Build JAVA project using Gradlew
Push docker image to docker hub
Write a docker file and build the app
Deploy kotlin app on local kubernetes cluster
Push code into a new git repo
define github-action.yaml in the working rep
Building & Deploying KOTLIN app via Github Action
Do a docker build on the runner
Create Github Secrets for docker login
Push Images to Docker Hub
use if condition on job failure/success
Azure Login Action Task injecting Secrets
Create an Azure Kubernetes Cluster
Azure Kubernetes Github Action Task
Deploy Kotlin app as a container in AKS
Build & Deploy Infrastructure on Azure
Module Agenda
Install Terraform on Github Runner
Install TFLint on runner
Create a TF Config file with Init
Github & Azure Authentication via Secrets
Run Terraform VIA Github Action – Part1
Run Terraform VIA Github Action – Part2
Set up Manual Gated Approval
Real Work DevOps Practise
create custom task to generate image version
Github_sha var for unique tagID
Multi Staged Job