GitHub Actions Complete Course Build Real-World CI/CD

Learn GitHub Actions from basics to CI/CD, reusable workflows, artifacts, notifications, and self-hosted runners.
What you'll learn

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Understand GitHub Actions from fundamentals to advanced concepts and confidently create YAML workflows.
Build CI/CD pipelines to automatically build, test, and deploy applications using GitHub Actions.
Master events, jobs, steps, runners, expressions, variables, secrets, artifacts, caching, and environments.
Configure GitHub-hosted and self-hosted runners, including runners on Linux and cloud servers.
Create real-world workflows using conditions, dependencies, matrices, reusable workflows, and scheduled jobs.
Apply GitHub Actions security and deployment best practices to build reliable production-ready CI/CD pipelines.
Requirements

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Basic understanding of Git and GitHub is helpful but not mandatory.
Basic familiarity with Linux commands is helpful.
A free GitHub account and a computer with internet access are required.
No prior GitHub Actions or CI/CD experience is required. We will start from the fundamentals.
A free GitHub account and a computer with internet access are required.
Description

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Learn GitHub Actions step by step through practical demonstrations and real-world examples.
This course is designed for anyone who wants to understand how GitHub Actions works and how it can be used to automate CI/CD workflows directly from a GitHub repository.
We will start with the fundamentals of GitHub Actions, including workflows, events, runners, jobs, and steps. From there, we will gradually move into more practical and important concepts used in real projects.
You will learn how to trigger workflows using different GitHub events, control workflow execution with conditions, configure job dependencies, work with environment variables and secrets, handle failures, and manage workflow execution.
We will also cover reusable workflows and composite actions so that you can avoid repeating the same configuration across multiple workflows. You will learn how to upload and download artifacts, understand caching, and work with GitHub-hosted and self-hosted runners.
The course also includes practical integrations such as sending GitHub Actions workflow notifications to Slack and Microsoft Teams. You will also learn how to configure an AWS EC2 instance as a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner.
Throughout the course, we will create and run workflows directly in GitHub so that you can see how each concept works in practice.
By the end of this course, you should have a clear understanding of GitHub Actions and be able to create, manage, troubleshoot, and improve CI/CD workflows for your own projects.
This course is suitable for developers, DevOps engineers, cloud engineers, system administrators, and beginners who want to learn GitHub Actions through practical examples.
Who this course is for

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Beginners who want to learn GitHub Actions and CI/CD from scratch.
DevOps engineers who want hands-on experience building GitHub Actions pipelines.
Developers who want to automate application build, testing, and deployment workflows.
Cloud, system, and infrastructure engineers who want to integrate GitHub Actions into real-world environments.
Students and IT professionals preparing for DevOps and CI/CD roles.
Test automation
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