Course
GH200
Automate Your Workflow with GitHub Actions – Intensive Training («GH200»)
GH-200
Course facts
- Planning automation of the software development life cycle with GitHub Actions workflows
- Using GitHub Actions to automatically build an application
- Using GitHub Script to interact with the GitHub API
- Publishing automatically and securely code libraries or Docker images with GitHub Packages
1 Automate development tasks by using GitHub Actions
Create a basic GitHub Action and use that action in a workflow.
2 Build continuous integration workflows by using GitHub Actions
Learn how to create workflows to add continuous integration (CI) to your projects.
3 Build and deploy applications to Azure by using GitHub Actions
Create two deployment workflows using GitHub Actions and Microsoft Azure.
4 Automate GitHub by using GitHub Script
Learn to interact with the GitHub API from GitHub Actions by using GitHub Script.
5 Leverage GitHub Actions to publish to GitHub Packages
Publish your code libraries or Docker images automatically and securely with GitHub Packages. You'll also run Docker images published into GitHub Packages locally.
6 Create and publish custom GitHub actions
Learn how to write your own GitHub actions and identify the metadata, syntax, and workflow commands to create custom workflows. Learn best practices for documenting and versioning your action, and how to publish your action to the GitHub Marketplace.
7 Manage GitHub Actions in the enterprise
Discover which GitHub Actions features are available for your enterprise instance and learn how to use them.
This course in intended for students who want to use GitHub to help developers and DevOps engineers build and deploy applications quickly. Additionally, students will discover which GitHub Actions features are available for their enterprise instance and learn how to use them.
- A GitHub account
- Basic familiarity with GitHub Actions and workflows
- Basic familiarity with continuous integration using GitHub Actions and workflows
- An Azure subscription
- An understanding of Microsoft Azure Fundamentals