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GitHub Actions Tutorial in Tamil for Beginners
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5 students

GitHub Actions Tutorial in Tamil for Beginners

Learn GitHub Actions, CI/CD, workflows, runners, Docker deployment, secrets, and automation with hands-on projects
Created byMohamed Fariz
Last updated 8/2026
Tamil

What you'll learn

  • Understand CI/CD concepts and the role of GitHub Actions in automating software delivery
  • Create GitHub Actions workflows using YAML, jobs, steps, triggers, runners, and actions
  • Build and test a Spring Boot application and create Docker images using GitHub Actions
  • Automate Docker image deployment to a server using GitHub Actions
  • Use GitHub Actions variables, secrets, job dependencies, parallel jobs, and self-hosted runners
  • Understand the key differences between GitHub Actions and Jenkins

Course content

4 sections25 lectures1h 11m total length
  • What is CI/CD?9:31

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Git and GitHub

Description

Learn GitHub Actions from scratch in Tamil and build real-world CI/CD pipelines step by step.

In this course, you will learn how GitHub Actions works and how to use it to automate the build, testing, and deployment of your applications. We will start with the fundamentals of CI/CD and understand where GitHub Actions fits into the software development and DevOps workflow.

You will learn the core concepts of GitHub Actions, including workflows, jobs, steps, triggers, runners, actions, variables, secrets, job dependencies, and parallel job execution.

The course includes hands-on implementation using a Spring Boot application. You will create GitHub Actions workflows to build and test the application, configure specific Java and Maven versions, build Docker images, securely authenticate with Docker Hub, and push Docker images automatically.

You will also learn how to implement Continuous Deployment by deploying a Docker application to a server using GitHub Actions.

We will cover important practical concepts such as environment variables and their scope, multiple triggers, self-hosted runners, and running jobs in parallel.

Finally, you will understand the key differences between GitHub Actions and Jenkins, including infrastructure, runners, cost, auto scaling, parallel execution, and tool configuration.

This course is designed for beginners who want to learn GitHub Actions practically and understand how CI/CD automation works in real-world projects.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners who want to learn GitHub Actions from scratch
  • Developers who want to automate build, testing, and deployment
  • DevOps engineers and aspiring DevOps engineers
  • Developers familiar with Jenkins who want to learn GitHub Actions
  • Anyone looking to implement CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions