Automate Code Testing, Deployment & Versioning using CI/CD Workflows. Create & Publish GitHub Actions to the Marketplace
InstructorAli AlaaInstruction includes creating specialized actions using both JavaScript and Docker-based approaches.
The curriculum covers complex management features such as matrix configurations, concurrency control, and reusable workflows.
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot displays the GitHub Marketplace listing for a 'Deploy Docker to Azure VM' action, highlighting its purpose to deploy Docker-based apps using Docker Compose.
This documentation view illustrates the configuration syntax for a custom GitHub Action, showing example YAML inputs such as token, title, and body alongside output descriptions.
The GitHub Actions workflow run interface displays a review modal for pending production deployments, allowing the user to approve or reject the release.
The final deployment module has been described as poorly prepared, featuring fast-paced instructions and errors such as lecturing on incorrect branches.
Specific code in later chapters may require manual updates, such as adjusting environment variables for newer Node.js versions on Amazon Linux.
The curriculum aligns with the target of software engineers, though specific requirements for Node.js and AWS are noted.
