Pipelines, IaC and Deployments with Github Actions & Octopus Deploy
summary
Builds a .NET 6 multi‑tier app (website, shopping cart, product service and SQL) with GitHub Actions handing CI and Octopus Deploy handling releases and infrastructure as code via Runbooks so a single release provisions Azure PaaS (ARM/Bicep) then deploys apps and DB. Uses Octopus GitHub Actions (CLI, push-package, create-release, runbook), stores deployment process in octopus config as code, spins up test infra, verifies deployments, then tears it down with a create-and-destroy runbook flow that completes successfully.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:23Who Is Using Github Actions
- 1:09Introducing Github Actions Github
- 2:04What Is Octopus Deploy
- 3:01What Is Configure's Code
- 3:51Edit Your Deployment Process
- 9:10Github Actions
- 9:47Octopayshop
- 12:19Push the Package
- 13:39Octopus Deploy
- 16:16Database Deployment
- 18:57Create Infrastructure
- 20:25Arm Templates
- 23:40Github Action Workflow Generator
- 25:47Create the Release
- 33:07Demo of Configures Code
- 33:51Octopus Explorer
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