Multi-Cloud Deployments with GitHub Actions

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A real migration from two monoliths to a mono repo with four sites uses GitHub Actions, reusable workflows and path-based triggers to avoid rebuilding everything on every commit. The setup builds an ASP.NET 6 -> Azure Web App for the interactive MVP and three Next.js -> Vercel heads, pushes content to XM Cloud (SaaS CMS), runs staging then prod via workflow_dispatch or main-guarded steps, and yields targeted, working deployments.

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1. 0:00Multi-cloud deployments intro
2. 1:36Legacy monolith challenges
3. 3:19Unified mono repo benefits
4. 5:25GitHub Actions for CI/CD
5. 6:29Splitting pipelines by system
6. 7:13Workflow structure and naming
7. 8:18Targeted deployment config
8. 10:03Building .NET apps
9. 11:28Azure Web Apps deploy
10. 14:37Next.js to Vercel deploy
11. 17:51Community actions leverage
12. 18:55Monitoring in GitHub UI
13. 21:20Key takeaways

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