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Unit Testing In Github Actions With Go - The Cloud Resume Challenge Series (Part 16)

Hey cloud engineering friends!

Over the past weeks I've been completing the cloud resume challenge. It's a free challenge started by AWS hero Forest Brazeal to help people get into the cloud by doing a hands-on project. Original announcement post here.

In the last video, we finished off our backend by getting values out of DynamoDB and showing them as a visitor count on our resume.

In these final few video's we'll go through Github Actions and how to get set up with running our unit tests. We'll also discuss a little about CI/CD and what that means.

If you're thinking getting into cloud I do really recommend you check out the cloud resume challenge as a place to start!


Hey! 👋 If we haven't met, let me introduce myself, I'm Lou, and I created Open Up The Cloud to help you get your start, and grow your career in cloud 🚀.

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