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Continuous deployment for container images - GitHub Tutorial
From the course: GitHub Actions for CI/CD
Continuous deployment for container images
- [Instructor] Earlier in the course, we developed a CICD workflow for a container image. In that case, the CD was for continuous delivery. Now let's develop a workflow for container image deployment. In our previous container image workflow, we integrated Python code and then built a container image that we stored in GitHub packages. In this way, we achieved continuous integration and continuous delivery. In this lesson, we'll use a workflow that continuously deploys a container image to AWS App Runner. AWS App Runner is a fully managed service for building and running containers. We can give App Runner our code, and it will build the image for us. Or we can configure App Runner to use an image that we've built using another service like GitHub Actions. We'll use a workflow that calls three other workflows. The first call will be to a workflow that integrates the Python code for the application. The next workflow in…
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Continuous deployment45s
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Deploying software with GitHub Actions4m 40s
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Continuous deployment for GitHub Pages4m 55s
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Create a service account for deployments6m 20s
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Continuous deployment for container images11m 46s
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Continuous Deployment for infrastructure as code7m 53s
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Challenge: Develop a CI/CD pipeline1m 52s
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Solution: Develop a CI/CD pipeline13m 1s
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