github-actions-templates

GitHub Actions workflows automate CI/CD pipelines by running tests, building artifacts, and deploying applications on code changes. Production-ready templates handle common patterns like matrix builds across Node versions, Docker image builds, registry pushes, and Kubernetes deployments with built-in secret management and status checks.

Yes. GitHub Actions supports Kubernetes deployments with encrypted secret management and AWS credential handling. Workflow templates configure secure authentication, mount credentials as environment variables, and apply manifests to clusters while enforcing explicit permissions.

Matrix builds in GitHub Actions run the same workflow steps across specified Node versions concurrently. Templates define version arrays (e.g., 18.x, 20.x) in the matrix strategy, creating parallel jobs that test compatibility and report results for each version.

Security scanning templates embed vulnerability scanners like Trivy and Snyk into GitHub Actions workflows. They run automatically on code pushes, Docker image builds, and pull requests, reporting findings and blocking deployments based on severity thresholds.

Production-ready templates are available for common scenarios: test, build, deploy, matrix builds, and security scanning. Reusable workflows encapsulate logic for testing, building Docker images, pushing to registries, and deploying to Kubernetes without writing from scratch.

Workflow templates build Docker images, authenticate to registries (GHCR, Docker Hub, ECR), and push with versioned tags on branch events. They handle layer caching for faster builds, manage registry credentials securely, and support matrix builds for multiple image variants.