YAML Pipelines Walkthrough - GitHub Actions & Workflows

[@hinocenciopaulo]

I'm really glad I found your channel! I have no experience in Cloud Engineering, so seeing someone with real-world experience is fantastic. Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@tinnguyentrung4601]

ah you are back! I learn ADO and GH Actions a lot from you. Thank you for your contribution and dedication ☺

[@JulieNgTech]

Thank you Tin :) It means a lot to hear from engineers who are watching my videos and learning from them.

[@guilhermemarret7064]

Your videos trully help me a lot, im entry level as data engineer and you clarify almost everything in the presenting topic, thanks for this video :)

[@JulieNgTech]

Thanks Gui :) glad the videos are helpful!

[@JHuddlestone1]

Great to see you back 😊

[@JulieNgTech]

Thank you Jack :)

[@rajankit749]

She is BACKKKKKKK>> !!!!

[@JulieNgTech]

Thanks Ankit!

[@Antonio-yy2ec]

This video is pure gold, thank you!

[@JulieNgTech]

Thanks Antonio!

[@adevopsguy9517]

Hey! You forgot to put the link to the password-less login in the description. Otherwise, so far, great video and love to see you back!

[@JulieNgTech]

Ah sorry, about that. I will update the description to link to the other videos. The one about password-less logins is this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqS3q6Juqqhoh6s which has links to the Azure and GitHub documentation to set it up.

[@maniana1983]

Hello Julie, this is awesome! I wish you could create some training videos from scratch to hero :)

[@JulieNgTech]

Hi Maniana - hmm, interesting idea but too hard for me given I have a full time job and KZbin is a side hobby. Do you know about kzbin.info ? She has some courses that might be what you are looking for :)

[@louiegietrinanes4798]

ty

[@JulieNgTech]

You're welcome :)

[@Rafalema]

How come you chose to run kubectl apply and docker build in parallel (instead of having needs: docker in the deploy job)? Having to do waiting later in the e2e part anyway, it doesn't save any overall flow time 🤔

[@JulieNgTech]

Good question Rafalema - and I don't remember anymore 😅 No, it doesn't save on flow time, but that might be a trade-off that is made for resiliency, e.g. retries - which is the biggest attraction for gitops workflows. Does that make sense?

[@adevopsguy9517]

I struggle to understand your promoting technique; wouldn't the git-sha be different for the trigger you have for dev and staging?

[@JulieNgTech]

I have a longer answer that's a video that I did not finish editing before going on holiday... but short answer is that if you have a linear git history without merge commits, you will have the same git Shas in your dev and staging and prod branches, etc. and then you can use the technique I showed in the video