Using Docker Containers with GitHub Actions

In this 10 minute video, I'll show you two different ways I've used Docker containers inside of GitHub actions. This allows you to create more complex workflows, without having to specify individual steps. You can use ready-made images from the Docker Hub, or reuse tailor-made images that you've already created for your applications!

You'll learn:
- What GitHub actions do, in brief
- How to use a container for an entire workflow job
- How to run a container in an individual job step

- 0:00 Let's get started
- 0:41 Using a container for a whole job
- 4:58 Running containers in a single step
- 9:15 Wrapping up

[aschmelyun]

Here's the two repos mentioned in the video:


Hope you like the video!

[broganking]

this is the best gh actions tutorial I've ever seen. really well explained

[renanalmeida]

Great video! Helpful and straight to the content! Thanks a lot!

[therealjohnshelburne]

Your a rockstar! This was so good. I now understand it

[VladislavVoronin-fcfo]

спасибо. Ваш вариант запуска контейнера сработал

[EladMa]

In the first option you run the job inside a container, so that means all the steps including the checkout is performed inside the container. why then do you need to use the volume option to access your repository?

[doointhedoo]

I repeatedly get access errors. this method does not work for me

[prasadshivan]

Hi Andrew, how do I run yarn test and build inside a container

[chhirag]

Hi Andrew, I am using docker for the local laravel development in linux and I get permission issue while running make command like make:controller and I can not edit that file in my local machine because of permission issue, I have to change permission every time when I create file using artisan make command. Can you advice?

[realscreen]

How do u actually run the docker container from github actions?

[ErcanZengin]

You speak very fastly. It's hard to understand.