Continuous delivery (CD) workflows implemented Github Actions help deploy software, create and update cloud infrastructure, or make use of various services of cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS). To do this, a workflow needs to authenticate itself to the cloud provider through credentials to gain access to those resources and services.

The Postgres implementation on the target project is part of a larger DB architecture which includes elements of MongoDB and DynamoDB. It’s only fair that I use a tool that scales easily with AWS.

Hello World😅! Let’s dive into something concerning open-source today once more.

“Git” is a version control tool, to make a slightly less than one-to-one comparison, it’s like a Google Docs for code.

Here are 7 tricks with github actions that changed my life (or at least my CI/CD pipeline). These tricks helped me create a more maintainable workflows code as well as boosted performance of the whole CI/CD process.

In this article, I will show you how did I set up CI/CD for my personal blog with free services.

Continuous delivery (CD) workflows implemented Github Actions help deploy software, create and update cloud infrastructure, or make use of various services of cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS).

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