Everton Araújo
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2 min read·Mar 31, 2024--
In this guide, I’ll walk you through the steps to migrate from Jenkins to GitHub Actions and set up a basic CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions.
1. Simulating Repository Migration:
Let’s assume you already have a repository on GitHub and you’re migrating your CI/CD pipelines from Jenkins to GitHub Actions.
Step 1: Clone the GitHub repository to your local environment.git clone Step 2: Create GitHub Actions configuration files in the .github/workflows/ folder of your repository. For example, you may have a file named ci-cd.yml to define your CI/CD workflows.Step 3: Configure your CI/CD workflows in the YAML file. GitHub Actions uses YAML to define workflows. Here’s a basic example of a CI workflow:name: CIon: push:branches: - mainjobs: build:runs-on: ubuntu-lateststeps:- name: Checkout code uses: actions/checkout@v2- name: Build run: |# Commands to build the code
2. Setting Up CI/CD:
Now, let’s set up a basic CI/CD workflow using GitHub Actions. Let’s assume you have…