Cloud & DevOps💻 Technical CourseLearnAspire Certified

GitHub Actions CI/CD: From Zero to Production Pipeline

The pipeline your team ships on Friday. The one that doesn't break on Monday.

Build bulletproof CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions — from your first workflow to multi-environment deployments, secrets management, and enterprise-grade automation.

Intermediate12h7 modules42 slides21 exercises28 quiz Qs
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  • 7 modules of content
  • 42 concept slides
  • 21 practical exercises
  • 28 quiz questions
  • Capstone project
  • LearnAspire certificate

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

You can design any workflow from scratch and explain exactly what happens when a developer pushes code
You can block broken code from merging and give developers clear feedback in under 3 minutes
You can build a production-ready Docker image in CI and push it to a container registry automatically on every merge
You can store and rotate secrets safely, enforce deployment approvals, and pass a security audit of your pipeline
You can build a pipeline that deploys to staging automatically and to production only after manual approval and passing smoke tests
You can extract common pipeline logic into reusable components that 10 teams can share without copy-pasting YAML
You can test across multiple OS/version combinations, run jobs on your own infrastructure, and debug pipeline failures in under 5 minutes

The day after you finish

Just completed 'GitHub Actions CI/CD: From Zero to Production Pipeline' on LearnAspire. Built real pipelines: Docker builds, multi-environment deployments, OIDC secrets, and reusable workflows. No more broken Fridays.

Who this is for

  • DevOps engineers
  • platform engineers
  • software developers
  • and IT professionals who need to build and maintain CI/CD pipelines in real organisations

Prerequisites

  • You know Git and GitHub at a team level — push branches, open pull requests, review a diff, and resolve a merge conflict without looking it up.
  • You've used Docker at least once — run a container, edited a Dockerfile, understand what an image is and why you'd push one to a registry. Deep Docker fluency not required; this is not a Docker course.
  • A GitHub account (free tier is fine) where you can create a repository, enable Actions, and push workflow YAML files. No prior CI/CD experience required — the course starts from zero on GitHub Actions specifically.

Curriculum

7 modules · full breakdown

☁️ Part of: Cloud & DevOps Path

Step 1 — AWS Basics
Step 2 — CI/CD
Step 3 — Docker + CI/CD
Step 4 — Advanced CI/CD
Step 5 — Terraform IaC
Step 6 — Security
← Previous: Step 1 — AWS BasicsNext in path: Step 3 — Docker + CI/CD
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Capstone Project

Production CI/CD Pipeline for CloudWave Microservices

Design and implement a complete CI/CD pipeline for a 3-service Node.js application: a shared reusable workflow for CI (lint, test, Docker build/push to GHCR), a multi-environment deployment pipeline (preview → staging → production with manual approval gate), OIDC-based AWS credentials (no long-lived secrets), and a matrix build for Node 18/20 compatibility. Document the pipeline in a one-page runbook.

What you'll deliver

Working GitHub Actions workflow files (.github/workflows/) + pipeline runbook + security checklist