GitHub Actions: CI/CD & DevOps Automation from Scratch

TechSckool places GitHub Actions alongside the DevOps practices that give a pipeline purpose. The course introduces workflow structure and then uses it to organize CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code deployment. Its focused scope is useful for learners who can read configuration files and want to connect individual jobs with a repeatable delivery process.

What you will learn

• Explain the parts of a GitHub Actions workflow.
• Organize CI/CD steps around a reproducible result.
• Connect infrastructure-as-code changes with automation.

Who this suits

YAML syntax is required. Basic command-line knowledge helps, and the provider expects Visual Studio Code to be installed on a computer you can use comfortably.

Before you enroll

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Put it into practice

Map a sample infrastructure change from repository commit to deployment. Mark the inputs, permissions and expected output of each job, then describe how you would verify and clean up the resulting resources.

Source and review

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Supporting provider sources

• docs.github.com: supporting course information