dotnet-gha-deploy

You deploy .NET applications to Azure Web Apps using GitHub Actions by automating workflows that leverage Azure CLI and Docker to orchestrate zero-downtime updates and managed deployment slots.

Yes, you can push Docker images to container registries like GHCR and ACR from GitHub Actions, applying environment gates to control staged rollouts for your containerized .NET services.

Set up staged rollouts and rollback strategies in GitHub Actions by configuring environment gates for manual approval and implementing automated rollback mechanisms triggered by failed deployments.

Yes, GitHub Actions supports deploying static documentation sites to GitHub Pages, including API documentation generated from XML comments or frameworks like Starlight and Docusaurus.

The best way to achieve zero-downtime deployment for .NET apps in Azure is by using GitHub Actions to deploy to Azure Web Apps staging slots, then promoting to production after successful health checks.

Use environment gates in your CI/CD pipeline for .NET deployments when you need manual approval between staging and production, or to enforce health checks before promoting containerized rollouts.