GitHub Actions

“Did you remember to export the updated Login journey before leaving on Friday?” This Slack message used to haunt our team. Someone would make changes in dev, forget to export, and by Monday we’d be scratching our heads about what changed. Sound familiar? The fix: wire up Frodo CLI with GitHub Actions and never worry about manual exports again. Here’s exactly how we set it up. Clone the companion repo: IAMDevBox/frodo-cli-cicd-pipelines — production-ready GitHub Actions workflow templates for ForgeRock/PingOne AIC (export, staging deploy, prod deploy with approval gate, multi-env matrix). ...

I’ve set up 50+ GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines deploying to Kubernetes. Most teams spend weeks debugging permission issues, image pull errors, and failed deployments. Here’s what actually works in production. Clone the companion repo: All code from this guide — RBAC manifests, blue-green workflow, Flagger canary config, kubeconfig generator, and a working Node.js app — is available at github.com/IAMDevBox/github-actions-k8s-deploy. Visual Overview: graph LR subgraph "CI/CD Pipeline" Code[Code Commit] --> Build[Build] Build --> Test[Test] Test --> Security[Security Scan] Security --> Deploy[Deploy] Deploy --> Monitor[Monitor] end style Code fill:#667eea,color:#fff style Security fill:#f44336,color:#fff style Deploy fill:#4caf50,color:#fff Why This Matters According to the 2024 State of DevOps Report, teams with mature CI/CD practices deploy 46x more frequently with 7x lower change failure rates. Yet I’ve seen teams abandon Kubernetes deployments after hitting GitHub Actions’ notorious “ImagePullBackOff” errors and RBAC nightmares. ...

papermod—ci-cd–automating-deployment-wit-66a02035.webp papermod—ci-cd–automating-deployment-wit-66a02035.webp alt: “Hugo + PaperMod + CI/CD: Automating Deployment with GitHub Actions” relative: false In the world of modern web development, static site generators like Hugo have become increasingly popular due to their speed, flexibility, and ease of use. Combined with a sleek theme like PaperMod and automated deployment pipelines using GitHub Actions, developers can streamline their workflow and focus on creating content rather than managing infrastructure. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to set up a Hugo site with PaperMod and automate its deployment using CI/CD with GitHub Actions. We’ll also discuss best practices, common pitfalls, and how to optimize your setup for maximum efficiency. ...