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• • Quickstart

  • Understand GitHub Actions

• • • Continuous deployment

    • Continuous integration

    • Workflow billing & limits

  • • About workflows

    • Variables

    • Avoid duplication

    • Reusable workflows

    • About custom actions

    • Contexts

    • Expressions

    • Deployment environments

    • Workflow artifacts

    • Dependency caching

    • About monitoring

    • Notifications for workflow runs

    • About troubleshooting

  • • GitHub-hosted runners

    • About larger runners

    • About private networking

    • Self-hosted runners

    • Self-hosted runner communication

    • About ARC

    • About Support for ARC

  • • Secrets

    • GITHUB_TOKEN

    • OpenID Connect

  • Metrics

• • • Use workflow templates

    • • Trigger a workflow

      • Use conditions to control job execution

    • • Choose the runner for a job

      • Run jobs in a container

    • • Use jobs in a workflow

      • Find and customize actions

      • GitHub CLI in workflows

      • Add scripts

      • Permissions for `GITHUB_TOKEN`

      • Variables

      • Pass information

      • Set default values for jobs

      • Deploy to environment

      • Concurrency

      • Run job variations

    • • Build & test Go

      • Build & test Java & Ant

      • Build & test Java & Gradle

      • Build & test Java with Maven

      • Build & test .NET

      • Build & test Node.js

      • Build & test PowerShell

      • Build & test Python

      • Build & test Ruby

      • Build & test Rust

      • Build & test Swift

      • Build & test Xamarin apps

  • • • Manually run a workflow

      • Re-run workflows and jobs

      • Cancel a workflow

      • Disable & enable a workflow

      • Skip workflow runs

      • Delete a workflow run

      • Download workflow artifacts

      • Remove workflow artifacts

      • Manage caches

      • Approve public fork runs

      • Approve private fork runs

    • • Deployment history

      • Manage environments

      • Review deployments

      • Create custom protection rules

      • Configure custom protection rules

    • • Node.js to Azure App Service

      • Python to Azure App Service

      • Java to Azure App Service

      • .NET to Azure App Service

      • PHP to Azure App Service

      • Docker to Azure App Service

      • Azure Static Web App

      • Azure Kubernetes Service

      • Amazon Elastic Container Service

      • Google Kubernetes Engine

      • Sign Xcode applications

  • • • Set exit codes

      • Release and maintain actions

      • Publish in GitHub Marketplace

      • CLI setup action

    • Reuse workflows

    • Create workflow templates

    • Share from your private repository

    • Share with your organization

  • • • Visualization graph

      • Workflow run history

      • View job execution time

      • Add a status badge

      • Workflow run logs

    • • Use Copilot

      • Enable debug logging

      • Working with GitHub Support

  • • Use GitHub-hosted runners

    • Customize runners

    • Monitor current jobs

    • • Manage larger runners

      • Control access to larger runners

      • Run jobs on larger runners

    • • Using OIDC

      • Using WireGuard

  • • • Add self-hosted runners

      • Autoscale self-hosted runners

      • Run a script before or after a job

      • Customize containers used by jobs

      • Run the runner app as a service

      • Proxy servers

      • Label runners

      • Use runners in a workflow

      • Manage access with runner groups

      • Monitor & troubleshoot

      • Remove self-hosted runners

    • • Authenticating

      • Deploying runner scale sets

      • Using ARC in a workflow

      • Troubleshoot

  • • • Security hardening

      • Using secrets

      • Use `GITHUB_TOKEN`

      • GitHub security features

    • • Artifact attestations

      • Attest with reusable workflows

      • Artifact attestations Kubernetes admission controller

      • Verifying attestations offline

      • Manage attestations

    • • OpenID Connect in AWS

      • OpenID Connect in Azure

      • OpenID Connect in Google Cloud Platform

      • OpenID Connect in HashiCorp Vault

      • OpenID Connect in JFrog

      • OpenID Connect in PyPI

      • OpenID Connect in cloud providers

      • OpenID Connect with reusable workflows

  • • • Publish Docker images

      • Publish Java packages with Gradle

      • Publish Java packages with Maven

      • Publish Node.js packages

    • • Add labels to issues

      • Close inactive issues

      • Add label to comment on issue

      • Schedule issue creation

    • • Create PostgreSQL service containers

      • Create Redis service containers

  • • GitHub Actions metrics

• • Workflow syntax

  • Events that trigger workflows

  • Workflow commands

  • Variables reference

  • Secrets reference

  • Expressions reference

  • Contexts reference

  • Deployments and environments

  • Dependency caching reference

  • Metadata syntax

  • Actions limits

  • Reusable workflows reference

  • OpenID Connect reference

  • GITHUB_TOKEN reference

  • Dockerfile support

  • GitHub-hosted runners reference

  • Self-hosted runners reference

  • Usage limits

  • Supplemental arguments and settings

  • Extending GitHub Actions Importer

• • • • Automate migration with GitHub Actions Importer

      • Azure DevOps migration

      • Bamboo migration

      • Bitbucket Pipelines migration

      • CircleCI migration

      • GitLab migration

      • Jenkins migration

      • Travis CI migration

    • • Migrate from Azure Pipelines

      • Migrate from CircleCI

      • Migrate from GitLab CI/CD

      • Migrate from Jenkins

      • Migrate from Travis CI

  • Create an example workflow

  • Create a Docker container action

  • Create a JavaScript action

  • Create a composite action

  • Store and share data

  • Actions Runner Controller

  • Controlling deployments

  • Docker service containers

• GitHub Actions/
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• GitHub-hosted runners/
• Using larger runners

GitHub offers runners with more RAM, CPU, and disk space.

You can configure larger runners for your organization or enterprise.

You can use policies to limit access to larger runners that have been added to an organization or enterprise.

You can speed up your workflows by configuring them to run on larger runners.

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