| Summary: | Azure in GitHub Actions Authenticate to Azure with GitHub Actions If you need to use GitHub Actions and interact with Azure resources, you'll need to authenticate properly. Authenticating is made easy by direct Action support in a workflow, but it requires a Service Principal created in a specific way that produces output that is required to go into a GitHub Secret. Using a sample GitHub repository, the video lesson will cover all the details you need to know to get a working GitHub workflow step to authenticate to Azure and then use the Azure CLI to perform operations. Learning Objectives In this lesson you will learn: Create a GitHub Action workflow to login to Azure Create an Azure Service Principal with enough permissions Add a GitHub Actions Secret from the Service Principal Run the workflow that uses the Azure CLI Useful Resources Sample GitHub Repository GitHub Actions and GitOps in One Hour Run Python in GitHub Actions Azure Service Principal documentation How to install the Azure CLI Free Azure Certification for Students
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