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How to Set Up a CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions for Automated Deployments

Vishnu Satheesh on April 08, 2025

In this article, you will learn how to implement continuous integration and continuous delivery in your repository using GitHub Actions to automate...
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Nevo David

This guide is really useful and simplifies a complex topic well.

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Vishnu Satheesh

Thanks a lot! 😊

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RAJESH K

Great article. 👍

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Vishnu Satheesh

Thanks a lot! 😊

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Ariel Haim

Great article.

How would you handle multiple environments with GitHub actions?

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Vishnu Satheesh

Thanks a lot! 😊
Handling multiple environments like staging and production can be achieved by setting up separate workflows. You can create different branches for each environment (e.g., staging and main for production) and configure workflows to trigger based on those branches.

example : -

on: push: branches: - staging # This is your staging branch tags: - '*' 
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KALYAN Programmer

GrtBrohh

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Vishnu Satheesh

Thanks a lot!😊

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Raj Gokani

Very Helpful

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Vishnu Satheesh

Thanks a lot 😊

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Arun Krish • Edited

Great share man, really helpful ❤️

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Thanks a lot! 😊

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rondfree9017

where can I get your node.js project from?

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Vishnu Satheesh

The Node.js project I mentioned is just a simple boilerplate, mostly for demonstration purposes. So any simple Node.js project would work just fine.
If you'd like, I can also share a minimal version on GitHub for reference.