Master GitHub Actions for DevOps – CI/CD Pipelines

Name: Master GitHub Actions for DevOps – CI/CD Pipelines
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CI/CD from Beginner to Expert with Real Projects

Created byAbhijeet jadhav

Last updated 8/2025

English

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What you'll learn

Complete understanding about Github actions /CD pipelines
Handson project experiance on DevOps tools like Github Actions,AWS & Docker
Setting up CICD pipeline independantly
Real time project work experiance and troubleshooting

Course content

6 sections • 18 lectures • 2h 22m total length

Introduction0:44
In this course, we’re going to focus on mastering GitHub Actions with a hands-on, real-world approach. Here’s what you’ll walk away with:”
- Understanding the core concepts of GitHub Actions
- Writing and customizing your own YAML workflows
- Using triggers, secrets, and environments securely
- Integrating Docker into CI/CD pipelines
- Automating tests on pull requests

Pre-requisites1:57
By the end of this video you will be able to setup & install below tools in this course.

1. Github Account
2. WSL on windows
3. AWS Free tier
Tools setup0:12
Walk through the essential tools needed to complete all hands-on projects in this course, with an option to skip if you already have your setup.
Installing WSL on windows system1:40
Its very simple to use linux environment on your windows machin, you dont have to create virtual machines for learning basics on linux or using git.
Creating AWS free tier account0:55

How easy is YAML?3:04
Understanding the difference between YAML, XML and JSON.
What is YAML?1:58
YAML is a clean, human-readable language for writing configuration files.
It’s designed to be easy for humans to read and for computers to understand. Unlike languages like XML which are filled with tags and brackets, YAML is just plain text with spaces and dashes.
YAML - Data structures12:30
Master YAML data structures by identifying and writing key value pairs, lists, maps, nested structures, list of maps, and scalars, with two-space indentation and comments for real-world DevOps configurations.
Creating Github account.1:51
If you already have an github account then feel free to skip this session.
Bonus tip for writing YAML0:55
YAML Basic Quiz

Introduction to GitHub and Version Control4:31
In this section, we’ll explore GitHub and the fundamentals of version control using Git. You’ll learn how to track changes, collaborate with others, and manage code efficiently. We’ll cover essential repository setup, and how GitHub streamlines collaboration for modern DevOps workflows.
Creating a GitHub Repository and Configuring Essential Settings10:54
Deep Dive into GitHub Actions Components6:24
Check out the Resource tab for addintional content.
Writing Your First GitHub Actions Workflow29:15
Write your first GitHub Actions workflow using YAML, triggers, and jobs; learn to set up ubuntu runner, checkout code, install Node.js and npm, view logs, and manage multi-job workflows.
Github Actions Quiz

Deploy Node.js App to AWS S3 with GitHub Actions CI/CD - Using Manual Trigger21:41
In this project, you'll learn how to deploy a React-based admin dashboard to AWS S3 using GitHub Actions. We'll build a environment-ready version of the app, pass it as an artifact between jobs, and automatically upload it to a versioned S3 bucket. This project is a perfect starting point to understand how CI/CD pipelines automate real-world deployments without manual effort.
Deploy Node.js App to AWS S3 with Github Actions CI/CD - Using Push trigger24:19
In this part of project we are going to use different triggers, WSL and PRs to update main branch. You will understand how real time PRs are reviewed.
Docker CI Pipeline with Github Actions18:51
This project demonstrates how to integrate Docker into a GitHub Actions CI pipeline. You'll containerize a React app, create and tag the Docker image automatically in CI. We also cover how to use artifacts between jobs and ensure that the image is production-ready before saving it.
Key Concepts: Dockerfile, multi-stage builds, Docker image validation, artifact sharing between jobs.

Requirements

AWS Free tier account, Github Account and atttention during the course.

Description

This hands-on course, “Master GitHub Actions for DevOps: CI/CD with Real Projects ,” is your fast-track to mastering GitHub Actions — the most in-demand CI/CD tool used by modern DevOps teams.

You'll not only understand the core components of GitHub Actions but also apply your knowledge in 3 real-world DevOps projects, including Docker integration, S3 static site hosting, and advanced workflows with artifacts, jobs, and secrets.

What You’ll Learn:

GitHub Actions core concepts: Workflows, jobs, steps, triggers, secrets, runners, and more
YAML syntax and writing clean, production-ready pipelines
How to use artifacts to pass data between jobs
Docker image build and testing in CI pipelines
Deploy a static React website to AWS S3 via CI/CD
Set up multi-job pipelines with dependencies
Best practices for organizing GitHub workflows for teams

Who This Course Is For:

DevOps engineers & SREs looking to master GitHub Actions
Cloud professionals (AWS/Azure/GCP) who want to integrate CI/CD pipelines
Frontend/backend developers who want automated deployments
Tech leads or students building DevOps portfolios

Course Highlights:

No fluff. Only real-world, job-relevant GitHub Actions skills
Perfect for quick upskilling — just 2 hours of concise content
Step-by-step walkthroughs with reusable YAML files
Designed for 2025 and beyond

Enroll now and start building smart, efficient CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions — the right way!

Who this course is for:

For DevOps and Cloud learners.
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Introduction1 lecture • 1min

Pre-requisites4 lectures • 5min

Introduction to YAML5 lectures • 20min

Github Actions For Devops4 lectures • 51min

Real-World DevOps Projects with GitHub Actions3 lectures • 1hr 5min

Congratulations! You've Made It1 lecture • 1min

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