We all know we should be doing more automat ion of our software development lifecycle\, but getting started can be cha llenging. Even if you have experience in continuous integration and contin uous delivery (CI/CD) automation\, learning a specific platform's terminol ogy and idiosyncrasies can be frustrating.
\n\nThis presentation is designed to provide an overview of GitHub Actions\, a CI/CD platform that allows you to automate your build\, test and deployment pipelines\, and wr iting one's first action\, a reusable component that can automate repeatab le tasks. We'll start by going over key terms and concepts in the GitHub A ctions platform\, such as actions\, workflows\, events and jobs\, and expl ain how they can be pieced together to build robust and dynamic automation s.
\n\nThen\, we'll dive into the process of building your first Git Hub Action\, walking through the steps of creating a new action\, the type s of actions you can create\, defining inputs and outputs\, and required p roperties. We'll then work together to build an action that can be immedia tely used in your own workflows.
\n\nWhether you're a seasoned devel oper looking to move to GitHub Actions or a newcomer to automation looking to get started with your first CI/CD automation\, this presentation will help jumpstart your journey.
BEGIN:VALARM UID:39323430-3631-4261-b666-373739663234 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:We all know we should be doing more automation of our software development lifecycle\, but getting started can be challenging. Even if yo u have experience in continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD ) automation\, learning a specific platform's terminology and idiosyncrasi es can be frustrating.\n\nThis presentation is designed to provide an over view of GitHub Actions\, a CI/CD platform that allows you to automate your build\, test and deployment pipelines\, and writing one's first action\, a reusable component that can automate repeatable tasks. We'll start by go ing over key terms and concepts in the GitHub Actions platform\, such as a ctions\, workflows\, events and jobs\, and explain how they can be pieced together to build robust and dynamic automations.\n\nThen\, we'll dive int o the process of building your first GitHub Action\, walking through the s teps of creating a new action\, the types of actions you can create\, defi ning inputs and outputs\, and required properties. We'll then work togethe r to build an action that can be immediately used in your own workflows.\n \nWhether you're a seasoned developer looking to move to GitHub Actions or a newcomer to automation looking to get started with your first CI/CD aut omation\, this presentation will help jumpstart your journey. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR