Learn Github Actions for CI/CD DevOps Pipelines

Houssem Dellai places GitHub Actions in an Azure-oriented delivery workflow. Repository events lead into pipelines for web applications, containers and databases, with Terraform and Bicep providing infrastructure examples. Custom runners and DevSecOps considerations broaden the outline beyond simply running a build command after every commit.

What you will learn

• Trigger workflows from repository activity and schedules.
• Connect application and infrastructure deployment steps.
• Compare hosted execution with a custom runner.

Who this suits

Basic Git and GitHub knowledge are required. The provider does not require previous DevOps experience, though familiarity with the application being deployed will help.

Before you enroll

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Put it into practice

Write a delivery plan for a disposable sample application and its infrastructure. Identify which step produces each artifact, how failure stops later work and how you would remove the environment afterward.

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