Overview
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- Module 1: Learn to use key GitHub features, including issues, notifications, branches, commits, and pull requests.
- Communicate with the project community in issues
- Manage notifications for project events
- Create branches to manage work in parallel
- Make commits to update project source
- Introduce changes with pull requests
- Deploy a web page to GitHub Pages
- Module 2: Create a basic GitHub Action and use that action in a workflow.
- Describe GitHub Actions, the types of actions, and where to find them
- Plan an automation of your software development life cycle with GitHub Actions workflows
- Create a container action and have it run in a workflow triggered by a push event to your GitHub repository
- Module 3: Learn how to create workflows that enable you to use Continuous Integration (CI) for your projects.
- Learn essential features and techniques to build robust and dynamic workflows
- Build and test a Node.js project by using GitHub Actions and a templated workflow
- Debug a failed test using the GitHub Actions Log
- Customize your workflow with GitHub Actions
- Module 4: Create two deployment workflows using GitHub Actions and Microsoft Azure.
- Discover options for triggering a continuous delivery GitHub Workflow
- Understand steps to remove workflow artifacts
- Identify important environment protections
- Control workflow execution with job conditionals
- Deploying to Microsoft Azure with a GitHub deploy action
- Store credentials with GitHub Secrets
- Create and destroy Azure resources with GitHub Actions workflows
- Module 5: Learn to interact with the GitHub API from GitHub Actions by using GitHub Script.
- Use GitHub Script in your workflow
- Comment on issues using octokit
- Add issues to a project board using octokit
- Use the workflow expression syntax to filter when jobs run in a workflow
- Module 6: Publish automatically and secure your code libraries or Docker images with GitHub Packages.
- Understand what a Package Repository is and when to use it.
- Set up a Continuous Integration (CI) workflow with GitHub Actions to publish to GitHub Packages.
- Validate your knowledge with an exercise that checks your ability to publish to a GitHub Packages registry.
- Identify how to authenticate, install, and manage GitHub Packages.
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