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GitHub Actions helps you automate, customize, and execute your software development workflows right in your repository. You can discover, create, and share actions to perform any job you'd like, including CI/CD, and combine actions in a completely customized workflow.

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Zero to Published: Building an Automated Release Pipeline with GitHub Actions, Mise, and DevPod
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Zero to Published: Building an Automated Release Pipeline with GitHub Actions, Mise, and DevPod

#automation #cicd #githubactions #git
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A GitHub Template for Shipping NuGet Packages with Trusted Publishing
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A GitHub Template for Shipping NuGet Packages with Trusted Publishing

#dotnet #nuget #githubactions #opensource
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5 min read
Building Resilient Serverless Web Scrapers and Automated Webhook Pipeline with Python and GitHub Actions
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Building Resilient Serverless Web Scrapers and Automated Webhook Pipeline with Python and GitHub Actions

#python #githubactions #webscraping #automation
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3 min read
Building Elastic GitHub Actions Runners on EKS with ARC & Karpenter
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Building Elastic GitHub Actions Runners on EKS with ARC & Karpenter

#kubernetes #aws #devops #githubactions
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6 min read
Your Sentry DSN Is a GitHub Variable, Not a Secret
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Your Sentry DSN Is a GitHub Variable, Not a Secret

#githubactions #security #sentry #devops
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The Flutter-to-DevOps Pipeline: How to Automate Play Store Deployments with GitHub Actions
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The Flutter-to-DevOps Pipeline: How to Automate Play Store Deployments with GitHub Actions

#fastlane #cicd #githubactions #androiddevelopment
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8 min read
Deploy to EC2 from GitHub Actions without opening port 22
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Deploy to EC2 from GitHub Actions without opening port 22

#aws #githubactions #devops #cicd
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5 min read
From Markdown to Guarded Automation: Build Your First GitHub Agentic Workflow
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From Markdown to Guarded Automation: Build Your First GitHub Agentic Workflow

#github #githubactions #devops #ai
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10 min read
Putting GitHub Actions runners on your private network with NetBird
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Putting GitHub Actions runners on your private network with NetBird

#githubactions #devops #networking #ci
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6 min read
Parallel Execution Without Chaos: Reducing CI Feedback Time for Engineering Teams
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Parallel Execution Without Chaos: Reducing CI Feedback Time for Engineering Teams

#testing #ci #githubactions #webdev
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3 min read
I built a hockey analytics pipeline that scrapes, models, and publishes itself every week — no server, no database
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I built a hockey analytics pipeline that scrapes, models, and publishes itself every week — no server, no database

#showdev #python #dataengineering #githubactions
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4 min read
Docker Hub gets OIDC federation for GitHub Actions, retiring the PAT-in-a-secret pattern
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Leo

Docker Hub gets OIDC federation for GitHub Actions, retiring the PAT-in-a-secret pattern

#docker #githubactions #oidc #secrets
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6 min read
Does Actions Runner Controller on AKS save money?
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Does Actions Runner Controller on AKS save money?

#githubactions #kubernetes #azure #devops
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6 min read
Tauri v2 auto-updates without maintaining latest.json
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Tauri v2 auto-updates without maintaining latest.json

#rust #tauri #githubactions #devops
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3 min read
A Protected Runner Is Not Approval: Pressure-Testing Ota's First Signed Authority Carrier
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Bobai Kaeto for Ota

A Protected Runner Is Not Approval: Pressure-Testing Ota's First Signed Authority Carrier

#executiongovernance #githubactions #selfhostedrunners #pressuretesting
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