How to build, test and deploy your application using Azure and GitHub
In this blog-tutorial you will:
Use GitHub Codespaces (or your own IDE)
Create a simple Go web server application
Run unit tests on the application
Build the application into a multi-stage Docker Image
Use the Azure Container Registry (ACR) to store your Docker Images
Deploy the application into Azure App Services
Automate the delivery pipeline utilising GitHub Actions
Note Using GitHub Codespaces can incur costs.
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