Continuous Integration with GitHub Actions смотреть онлайн

GitHub Actions is workflow automation built right into your GitHub repos. You can build, test, and deploy right from GitHub. It's pretty easy to set this up to automate building an ASP.NET Core application and having it deploy to an Azure Web App everytime you commit.

Of course, there is a lot more to GitHub Actions, but in this show we present a good start for you to build from. We also spend some time with Azure Cloud Shell, the Azure Portal, and the new Windows Terminal. We're always exploring new things and encourage you to try them out and tell us what you think!

5:25 - Quick look at sample ASP.NET Razor Pages site
6:18 - Quick look at Windows Terminal (Preview at time of show)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windows-terminal-preview/9n0dx20hk701
9:57 - The site we are going to create CI/CD workflow for
11:46 - The "Actions" tab in your GitHub repo
14:25 - Running the default workflow just to see it work
16:04 - Editing the .yml workflow to build and publish our project
26:09 - Create Azure Web App from Cloud Shell and Azure CLI (attempt)
48:50 - Editing a file in your Azure Cloud Shell attached Cloud Drive from an editor built into the Azure Web Portal!
54:21 Quickly create a web app that we can deploy to
55:44 - Ending our detour and getting back to GitHub Actions to deploy the packaged web app
1:04:57 - .NET Core Web Apps on Linux need a "startup command". We SSH into the Web App to confirm the proper filename for the "dotnet" command.
1:09:18 - Web App runs for the first time!
1:10:40 - Real Continuous Deployment: We make a code change, commit, and the change deploys to the live site!

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We love to have an open conversation with you during the show. We answer your questions and appreciate your thoughts on what we're working on. Please use the comments to ask any questions about this video or tell us what you think of GitHub Actions.