My last blog post showed how to use GitHub Actions to create simple Continuous Integration workflows for your projects, and today I’d like to share the advanced GitHub Actions features I find most exciting.

Here are my top 3 features you should not miss!

Enterprises seeking to innovate quickly often experience challenges when it comes to connecting the IT and business aspects of their organization to complete shared goals. Priorities can sometimes be misaligned or poorly communicated, and there is much that can get lost in translation.

In this tutorial, we are going to define a workflow for the Banking microservice and the related micro frontends.

Kubernetes empowers enterprises to create more resilient, secure, and highly available applications in the cloud at scale.

Pipelines to perform automation tasks have become a standard in an application lifecycle and have even become a requirement with DevOps adoption. You probably have already heard about Continuous Integration and Deployment and you are using GitHub as a repository provider. Did you know GitHub can also meet your automation needs, with GitHub Actions providing a full out-of-the-box feature?