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Learning GitHub Actions: Automation and Integration of CI/CD with GitHub

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Learning GitHub Actions: Automation and Integration of CI/CD with GitHub
Автор: Laster Brent
Дата выхода: 2023
Издательство: O’Reilly Media, Inc.
Количество страниц: 414
Размер файла: 6,6 МБ
Тип файла: PDF
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Cover....1 Copyright....3 Table of Contents....6 Foreword....12 Preface....14 The Structure of This Book....15 Part I: Foundations....15 Part II: Building Blocks....15 Part III: Security and Monitoring....15 Part IV: Advanced Topics....15 Intended Audience....16 Continuing with GitHub Actions....17 Conventions Used in This Book....17 Using Code Examples....18 O’Reilly Online Learning....18 How to Contact Us....19 Acknowledgments....19 Part I. Foundations....22 Chapter 1. The Basics....24 What Is GitHub Actions?....25 Automation Platform....25 Framework....26 What Are the Use Cases for GitHub Actions?....27 Starter Workflows....28 Actions Marketplace....29 What Costs Are Involved?....31 The Free Model....31 The Paid Model....31 When Does Moving to GitHub Actions Make Sense?....34 Investment in GitHub....34 Use of Public Actions....34 Creating Your Own Actions....34 Artifact Management....34 Action Management....35 Conclusion....35 Chapter 2. How Does Actions Work?....36 An Overview....36 Triggering Workflows....38 Components....40 Steps....40 Runners....41 Jobs....41 Workflow....42 Workflow Execution....43 Conclusion....45 Chapter 3. What’s in an action?....46 The Structure of an action....47 Interfacing with actions....50 Using actions....53 Public actions and the Marketplace....53 Conclusion....57 Chapter 4. Working with Workflows....58 Creating the First Workflow in a Repository....58 Committing the Initial Workflow....63 Using the VS Code GitHub Actions Extension....80 Conclusion....86 Chapter 5. Runners....88 GitHub-Hosted Runners....88 What’s in the Runner Images?....90 Adding Additional Software on Runners....92 Self-Hosted Runners....93 Requirements for Self-Hosted Runners....94 Limits for Self-Hosted Runners....95 Security Considerations for Using Self-Hosted Runners....95 Setting Up a Self-Hosted Runner....96 Using a Self-Hosted Runner....99 Using Labels with Self-Hosted Runners....100 Troubleshooting Self-Hosted Runners....101 Removing a Self-Hosted Runner....103 Autoscaling Self-Hosted Runners....107 Just-in-Time Runners....107 Conclusion....107 Part II. Building Blocks....110 Chapter 6. Managing Your Workflow Environments....112 Naming Your Workflow and Workflow Runs....112 Contexts....114 Environment Variables....115 Default Environment Variables....116 Secrets and Configuration Variables....118 Managing Permissions for Your Workflow....124 Deployment Environments....126 Conclusion....136 Chapter 7. Managing Data Within Workflows....138 Working with Inputs and Outputs in Workflows....139 Defining and Referencing Workflow Inputs....139 Capturing Output from a Step....140 Capturing Output from a Job....141 Capturing Output from an Action Used in a Step....142 Defining Artifacts....143 Uploading and Downloading Artifacts....144 Adding Parameters....148 Using Caches in GitHub Actions....156 Using the Explicit Cache Action....157 Monitoring Caches....162 Activating a Cache with a Setup Action....164 Conclusion....166 Chapter 8. Managing Workflow Execution....168 Advanced Triggering from Changes....168 Triggering Based on Activity Types....169 Using Filters to Refine Triggers....171 Triggering Workflows Without a Change....173 Dealing with Concurrency....177 Running a Workflow with a Matrix....180 Workflow Functions....181 Conditionals and Status Functions....182 Conclusion....184 Part III. Security and Monitoring....186 Chapter 9. Actions and Security....188 Security by Configuration....189 Managing Execution of Workflows from Pull Requests....194 Workflow Permissions....195 The CODEOWNERS File....196 Protected Tags....197 Protected Branches....198 Repository Rules....199 Security by Design....202 Secrets....202 Securing Secrets....203 Tokens....204 Dealing with Untrusted Input....212 Securing Your Dependencies....220 Security by Monitoring....222 Scanning....223 Processing Pull Requests Securely....226 Vulnerabilities with Workflows in Pull Requests....228 Vulnerabilities with Source Code in Pull Requests....233 Adding a Pull Request Validation Script....236 Safely Handling Pull Requests....239 Conclusion....241 Chapter 10. Monitoring, Logging, and Debugging....244 Gaining More Observability....244 Understanding Status at a High Level....245 Creating Status Badges for Workflows....247 Working with Past States....253 Mapping Workflow Versions to Runs....253 Re-running Jobs in a Workflow....255 Debugging Workflows....262 Step Debug Logging....263 Debugging the Runner Environment....266 Activating Debugging....269 Augmenting and Customizing Logging....270 Adding Your Own Messages in Logs....270 Additional Log Customizations....272 Creating a Customized Job Summary....274 Conclusion....277 Part IV. Advanced Topics....278 Chapter 11. Creating Custom actions....280 Anatomy of an action....281 Types of Actions....284 Composite Action....284 Docker Container Action....288 Creating a JavaScript Action....292 Completing Your Action Creation....295 Publishing Actions on the GitHub Marketplace....297 Updating Actions on the Marketplace....303 Removing an Action from the Marketplace....306 The Actions Toolkit....306 Using Workflow Commands from the Toolkit....307 Local actions....310 Conclusion....312 Chapter 12. Advanced Workflows....314 Creating Your Own Starter Workflows....314 Creating a Starter Workflow Area....316 Creating a Starter Workflow File....316 Adding Supporting Pieces....318 Using the New Starter Workflow....320 Reusable Workflows....321 Inputs and Secrets....324 Outputs....326 Limitations....327 Required Workflows....329 Constraints....329 Example....330 Execution....334 Conclusion....336 Chapter 13. Advanced Workflow Techniques....338 Driving GitHub from Your Workflow....338 Using the GitHub CLI....339 Creating Scripts....340 Invoking GitHub APIs....341 Using a Matrix Strategy to Automatically Create Jobs....343 One-Dimensional Matrices....343 Multi-dimensional Matrices....344 Including Extra Values....348 Excluding Values....349 Handling Failure Cases....350 Defining Max Concurrent Jobs....351 Using Containers in Your Workflow....351 Using a Container as the Environment for a Job....352 Using a Container with a Step....354 Running Containers as Services in a Job....355 Conclusion....356 Chapter 14. Migrating to GitHub Actions....358 Prep....359 Source Code....359 Automation....361 Infrastructure....361 Users....362 Azure Pipelines....363 CircleCI....365 GitLab CI/CD....367 Jenkins....369 Travis CI....372 GitHub Actions Importer....374 Authentication....375 Planning....376 Build Steps and Related....378 Manual Tasks....380 File Manifest....381 Forecasting....382 Doing a Dry Run....384 Creating Custom Transformers for the Importer....385 Doing the Actual Migration....390 Conclusion....394 Index....396 About the Author....412 Colophon....412

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With this practical book, open source author, trainer, and DevOps director Brent Laster explains everything you need to know about using and getting value from GitHub Actions. Automate your software development processes with GitHub Actions, the continuous integration and continuous delivery platform that integrates seamlessly with GitHub. You'll learn what actions and workflows are and how they can be used, created, and incorporated into your processes to simplify, standardize, and automate your work in GitHub.

You'll learn how to design and implement automated workflows that respond to common events like pushes, pull requests, and review updates. This book explains the platform, components, use cases, implementation, and integration points of actions, so you can leverage them to provide the functionality and features needed in today's complex pipelines and software development processes. You'll understand how to use the components of the GitHub Actions platform to gain maximum automation and benefit.

With this book, you will:Learn what GitHub Actions are, the various use cases for them, and how to incorporate them into your processesUnderstand GitHub Actions' structure, syntax, and semanticsAutomate processes and implement functionalityCreate your own custom actions with Docker, JavaScript, or shell approachesTroubleshoot and debug workflows that use actionsCombine actions with GitHub APIs and other integration optionsIdentify ways to securely implement workflows with GitHub ActionsUnderstand how GitHub Actions compares to other options

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