CI/CD with GitHub Actions [8 of 8] | .NET on Azure for Beginners

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Welcome to the .NET on Azure for Beginner series where you will learn the basics of getting your .NET applications up and running in Azure! This series will cover a lot - from resource group naming conventions to Managed Identity, to deploying your apps to Azure via GitHub Actions!

In this episode join Matt to learn how to take all of the code you've written and not only deploy it to Azure, but also provision any necessary Azure resources too! All from a GitHub Action workflow!

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - What are GitHub Actions?
01:44 - Action components
04:17 - Creating your first GitHub Action with Visual Studio
05:59 - Creating an Action YAML file manually
10:21 - Running the first Action on GitHub
12:00 - Update the Action to publish to Azure
21:30 - Summing it up

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Use GitHub Actions to connect to Azure - https://aka.ms/beginner/dotnet/azure/...
Use a GitHub Action to publish an app - https://aka.ms/beginner/dotnet/azure/...

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