When using GitHub Actions, we often
include steps that use Git to check out the code of the repository, make some
changes to the code, and then commit these changes back to the repo. Additional
steps subsequently act upon these changes within the same workflow run. For
example, appending auto-generated release notes to a CHANGELOG.md file and
committing it to the repo, to later bundle the changelog with release artifacts.
Another example is using a workflow that periodically uses a linter to clean up
the code base. Simple enough, right?
One aspect of managing
Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)
is keeping it up-to-date. One strategy is periodically building a “golden” image
and re-deploying AVD session host VMs using the updated image. In this post,
we’ll use Packer and
GitHub Actions to build a Windows 11
image and push it to Azure.
In this post, we will deploy a simple
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
cluster from scratch. To expose our web services securely, we will install
Traefik 2 and configure cert-manager to manage Let’s
Encrypt certificates. The best part about it: we will do everything with
Terraform.
