Ixchel Ruiz
Lights, Camera, GitHub Actions!
#1about 3 minutes
Understanding the core components of GitHub Actions
A workflow is triggered by an event and contains jobs with steps that run on hosted or self-hosted runners.
#2about 7 minutes
Configuring workflow triggers with events and filters
Workflows can be triggered by repository events, schedules, or manual dispatches, with filters for branches, tags, and paths to control execution.
#3about 10 minutes
Sharing data between jobs with contexts and variables
Use contexts, environment variables, inputs, and outputs to pass information between different jobs and steps in a workflow.
#4about 6 minutes
Managing job dependencies and concurrency
Control the execution order of jobs using the `needs` keyword and manage parallel runs with concurrency groups to prevent race conditions.
#5about 4 minutes
Creating modular pipelines with reusable workflows
Avoid duplicating code by creating reusable workflows that can be called from other workflows, passing secrets and inputs as needed.
#6about 6 minutes
Demoing manual inputs and job dependency results
A practical demonstration shows how to use different input types for manual triggers and how job dependencies affect skipped or failed jobs.
#7about 13 minutes
Refactoring a repetitive Java build with reusable workflows
A complex multi-OS Java build workflow is refactored into a cleaner, maintainable pipeline by extracting common logic into a reusable workflow.
#8about 15 minutes
Answering audience questions on GitHub Actions
The speaker answers questions about comparing GitHub Actions to other CI/CD tools, optimizing performance, and its future evolution.
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Matching moments
03:44 MIN
Exploring the core components of GitHub Actions
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Securing workflows with secrets and best practices
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Analyzing a basic workflow run and its environment
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Providing multiple on-ramps for developer workflows
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