GitHub Actions simplifies the CI/CD process by enabling developers to automate their software development workflows directly from their GitHub repositories. Workflows are configured using YAML files and can be triggered by events like code pushes, pull requests, and releases. Actions, which are reusable units of code, perform specific tasks within these workflows. GitHub provides both hosted and self-hosted runners to execute these workflows across various environments. The tutorial covers the creation of workflows, setting up job steps, managing secrets, and deploying applications using examples written in Go.
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4. GitHub Actions jobs5. GitHub Actions steps6. Actions7. GitHub Actions artifacts8. GitHub Actions secretsWhat is the difference between a GitHub action and a workflow?Sort: