CI-CD #867
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any resources for CI-CD pipelines |
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✅ Here are some great resources to learn and set up CI/CD pipelines: GitHub Actions Documentation (for CI/CD on GitHub): Jenkins Documentation (open-source automation server): GitLab CI/CD Guides: CircleCI Getting Started: 📘 If you’re new to CI/CD, I’d recommend starting with GitHub Actions because it integrates directly with GitHub repositories. This Getting started guide is very beginner-friendly. |
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Yes! Here are some solid resources to get started and go deeper into CI/CD pipelines: Official Docs GitHub Actions Documentation GitLab CI/CD Docs Jenkins Documentation Beginner-Friendly Guides FreeCodeCamp’s CI/CD Crash Course on YouTube Atlassian CI/CD Guide Hands-On Practice Build a simple project and set up automated tests + deployments with GitHub Actions. Try deploying a demo app to Heroku, Netlify, or Vercel with CI/CD integrated. Advanced Learning Continuous Delivery by Jez Humble (book, industry classic). HashiCorp Learn → Terraform & CI/CD Start small (like automating tests), then expand to deployments and monitoring. If this answer helps you even a bit, please mark my reply as ‘Answer’. ✅ |
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✅ Here are some great resources to learn and set up CI/CD pipelines:
GitHub Actions Documentation (for CI/CD on GitHub):
👉 https://docs.github.com/en/actions
Jenkins Documentation (open-source automation server):
👉 https://www.jenkins.io/doc/
GitLab CI/CD Guides:
👉 https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/
CircleCI Getting Started:
👉 https://circleci.com/docs/
📘 If you’re new to CI/CD, I’d recommend starting with GitHub Actions because it integrates directly with GitHub repositories. This Getting started guide is very beginner-friendly.