GH-200: Automatiza tu flujo de trabajo con GitHub Actions

Curso GH-200: Automatiza tu flujo de trabajo con GitHub Actions

Descubre cómo GitHub Actions te permite automatizar tu ciclo de desarrollo de software. En el curso GH-300: GitHub Copilot aprenderás a planificar la automatización de tu ciclo de vida de desarrollo de software con flujos de trabajo de GitHub Actions, a usar GitHub Actions para compilar automáticamente una aplicación y a usar GitHub Script para interactuar con la API de GitHub.

Nivel: Intermedio - Rol: Ingeniero administrador, DevOps - Producto: GitHub

Curso dirigido a

Este curso está dirigido a estudiantes que desean usar GitHub para ayudar a desarrolladores e ingenieros de DevOps a crear e implementar aplicaciones rápidamente. Además, descubrirán qué funciones de GitHub Actions están disponibles para su instancia empresarial y aprenderán a usarlas.

• Desarrolladores de software que buscan automatizar tareas repetitivas y mejorar la eficiencia del desarrollo.
• Ingenieros DevOps interesados en integrar GitHub Actions en sus pipelines de CI/CD.
• Administradores de TI que gestionan entornos de desarrollo y despliegue.
• Estudiantes o profesionales con experiencia intermedia en GitHub que desean profundizar en la automatización de flujos de trabajo

Objetivos del curso

Al finalizar este curso, los estudiantes podrán:

• Planificar la automatización del ciclo de vida del desarrollo de software utilizando flujos de trabajo de GitHub Actions.
  
• Construir aplicaciones automáticamente mediante GitHub Actions.
  
• Interactuar con la API de GitHub utilizando GitHub Script.
  
• Publicar código y contenedores de forma automática y segura con GitHub Packages.

Elementos de la formación GH-200

• Automatización del flujo de trabajo con Acciones de GitHub, parte 1 de 2 (4 módulos)
• Automatización del flujo de trabajo con Acciones de GitHub, parte 2 de 2 (3 módulos)
  

Contenido del curso GH-200

Module 1: Automate development tasks by using GitHub Actions

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Identify GitHub Action types and where to find them 
  
• Break down the components of a workflow YAML file 
  
• Design CI/CD and IaC automation strategies 
  
• Build and trigger a custom container action on push
  

Module Units

• Introduction
  
• How does GitHub Actions automate development tasks?
  
• Identify the components of GitHub Actions
  
• Configure a GitHub Actions workflow
  
• Exercise - Create and run a basic GitHub Actions workflow
  
• Module assessment
• Summary
  

Module 2:  Build continuous integration (CI) workflows by using GitHub Actions 

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Build and test a Node.js project by using GitHub Actions and a templated workflow.
  
• Debug a failed test using the GitHub Actions Log.
  
• Customize your workflow with GitHub Actions.
  

Module Units

• Introduction1 min
  
• How do I use GitHub Actions to create workflows for CI?
  
• Customize your workflow with environment variables and artifact data
  
• Exercise - Create the CI workflow on GitHub
  
• Module assessment
  
• Summary

Module 3: Build and deploy applications to Azure by using GitHub Actions

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Discover options for triggering a continuous delivery GitHub Workflow.
  
• Understand steps to remove workflow artifacts.
  
• Identify important environment protections.
  
• Control workflow execution with job conditionals.
  
• Deploy to Microsoft Azure with a GitHub deploy action.
  
• Store credentials with GitHub Secrets.
  
• Create and destroy Azure resources with GitHub Actions workflows.
  

Module Units

• Introduction
• How do I use GitHub Actions to deploy to Azure?
• Remove artifacts, create status badges, and configure environment protections
• Exercise - Create a workflow that deploys a web app to Azure
• Module assessment
• Summary
  

Module 4: Automate GitHub by using GitHub Script

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Use GitHub Script in your workflow.
  
• Comment on issues by using Octokit.
  
• Add issues to a project board by using Octokit.
  
• Use the workflow expression syntax to filter when jobs run in a workflow.

Module Units

• Introduction
• What is GitHub Script?
• Exercise - Using GitHub Script in GitHub Actions
• Module assessment
• Summary
  

Module 5: Leverage GitHub Actions to publish to GitHub Packages

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Understand what a Package Repository is and when to use it.
  
• Set up a Continuous Integration (CI) workflow with GitHub Actions to publish to
• GitHub Packages.
  
• Validate your knowledge with an exercise that checks your ability to publish to a
• GitHub Packages registry.
  
• Identify how to authenticate, install, and manage GitHub Packages.
  

Module Units

• Introduction
  
• What is GitHub Packages?
  
• Publish to GitHub Packages and GitHub Container Registry
  
• Knowledge check
  
• Exercise - Publish to a GitHub Packages registry
  
• GitHub Packages for code packages
  
• Module assessment
  
• Summary
  

Module 6: Create and publish custom GitHub actions

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Identify the metadata and syntax needed to create custom GitHub actions.
  
• Learn best practices to publish a private or public GitHub action.
  
• Consume actions within a workflow file.
  
• Create custom JavaScript based actions.
  
• Publish a newly created action to the GitHub Marketplace

Module Units

• Introduction
  
• Create a custom GitHub action
  
• Publish a custom GitHub action
  
• Exercise - Create a custom JavaScript GitHub action
  
• Module assessment
  
• Summary

Module 7: Manage GitHub Actions in the enterprise

By the end of this unit, you'll be able to:

• Identify the different tools you can use at enterprise and organization levels to manage your actions and workflows.
  
• Evaluate what the appropriate runners are for your enterprise instance.
  
• Discover the different configurations available for self-hosted runners and customize them according to your enterprise use case.
  
• Understand what encrypted secrets are and how to use them in your actions and workflows.
  

Module Units

• Introduction
  
• Understanding GitHub enterprise models
  
• Manage actions and workflows
  
• Control access and usage of actions in your enterprise
  
• Managing and leveraging reusable components in GitHub Actions
  
• Manage runners
  
• Configure self-hosted runners for enterprise use
  
• Manage encrypted secrets
  
• Exercise - Use a repository secret in a GitHub Actions workflow
  
• Module assessment
  
• Summary
  

Requisitos previos

Los alumnos deben tener:

• Experiencia básica con GitHub, incluyendo: creación y gestión de repositorios; y comprensión de conceptos como commits, branches y pull requests.
• Conocimientos generales sobre el ciclo de vida del desarrollo de software.
• Familiaridad con herramientas de automatización o integración continua (CI/CD) es útil, pero no obligatoria.

Este curso está clasificado como de nivel intermedio, por lo que está pensado para personas que ya han trabajado con GitHub y desean profundizar en la automatización de flujos de trabajo mediante GitHub Actions.

Idioma

• Curso: Inglés

• Labs: Inglés

Certificación de Microsoft Asociada: GitHub Actions

Microsoft Certified: GitHub Actions

Este examen está diseñado para ingenieros de DevOps, desarrolladores de software y profesionales de TI con experiencia de nivel intermedio en GitHub Actions, incluida la creación de flujos de trabajo, automatización y gestión de canalizaciones de CI/CD.

Nivel: Intermedio
Rol: Administrador, Desarrollador, Ingeniero DevOps, Arquitecto de soluciones, Estudiante
Producto: Digital and App Innovation - GitHub
Asunto: DevOps