Multi-stage deployments with GitHub Actions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2024
- Learn more about multi-stage deployments. We'll show a deployment #workflow that builds, then deploys to staging with approvals for production.
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enviroments feature are only available for enterprise plan paying 21$ per user (and for public repositories), I know is a solutions for some companies, but they should add this feature for the team plan also...
That is not going to change. It is a hook for them to make some teams to pay 5x the price.
Was excited for this feature, until I learned this was enterprise only. That should really have been clarified up front. I would even consider upgrading but we have lots of users who are not regular users and need read only access on rare occasions and paying for an enterprise license simply doesn't make sense. Github should really split out licenses for read and read/write users. I would upgrade my core team to enterprise and use GH a lot more and probably spend more, but at least it would be value aligned.
Very helpful, Thanks so much!!
Very very good explained. Thx😀
Where can I find the source code of this workflow repo?
any way to get approvals in github teams?
Without a doubt the best easily explained and to the point demo! Do you have any examples for using PowerShell and deploying onto a windows system? I myself have been trying to automate our deployments internally from all aspects. I understand the learning curve and endeavor/aspire to be able to remove the "Manual Mondays"!
amazing, thanks.
Hello, Thank you so much for this video. It has given me great knowledge in deployment with Git Hub actions. I would like to deploy my application on a sub domain before deploying to the domain. I use vultr as a web hosting service and Go daddy is where
I purchased my domain name. How can I do this so that I am able to deploy my application on the subdomain for testing?
No need to deploy elsewhere, have a look at deployment slots, it's part of the Azure App Service. Here so page to get you started. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-staging-slots