This project showcases my practical experience implementing robust CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions—a powerful automation tool widely adopted in modern DevOps workflows.
- Designed and configured a GitHub Actions pipeline using YAML syntax
- Automated common DevOps tasks with shell scripting (
pwd,ls,date) - Utilized
actions/checkout@v3to clone and prepare the codebase for jobs - Injected and managed environment variables within the pipeline
- Implemented conditional logic to trigger specific jobs only on the
mainbranch
- CI pipeline triggered on every
git pushto ensure code consistency - Shell command integration for flexible automation
- Branch-specific logic to enforce deployment standards
- Structured and modular YAML configuration for scalability
This pipeline aligns with industry CI/CD best practices and reflects how automation supports:
- Continuous integration and testing before deployment
- Secure and environment-aware job execution
- Streamlined operations for staging, production, and feature branches
- Reliable execution of DevOps routines without manual intervention
Here's a visual representation of the GitHub Actions workflow run:
- Integration of automated unit testing
- Deployment workflows to cloud platforms (Azure, Heroku, etc.)
- Use of GitHub Secrets for secure API and credentials management
- Modular and reusable workflows for enterprise DevOps environments
This repository serves as a practical demonstration of CI/CD automation within a DevOps pipeline. Designed for scalability, security, and real-world application.