Implement Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) Pipeline

[AbdulRashidReshamwala]

Implement Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) Pipeline

Description

Migrate the existing CI/CD pipeline from GitLab CI to GitHub Actions. This will automate testing, building, and deployment processes, ensuring code quality and streamlining the development workflow.

Tasks

1. Set Up GitHub Actions Workflow

   • Create a .github/workflows directory in the repository.
   • Add a new workflow file (e.g., ci-cd.yml) to define the CI/CD pipeline.

2. Migrate Existing GitLab CI Configuration

   • Review the existing .gitlab-ci.yml file.
   • Translate the GitLab CI configuration into GitHub Actions syntax.
   • Ensure all stages (test, deploy) are covered in the new workflow.

3. Configure Automated Testing

   • Set up a job to run tests using the existing test scripts.
   • Ensure the job uses the appropriate Node.js version and dependencies.

4. Configure Automated Deployment

   • Set up a job to handle deployment to the production environment.
   • Ensure the job includes steps for environment setup, building, and deployment.
   • Use GitHub Secrets to securely store sensitive information (e.g., AWS credentials).

5. Add Status Badges

   • Add status badges to the repository's README to display the build and test status.

Acceptance Criteria

• A new GitHub Actions workflow file is created and committed to the repository.
• The workflow successfully runs automated tests and deployments.
• Status badges are added to the README and display the correct status.
• The GitLab CI configuration is removed from the repository.

References

• GitHub Actions Documentation
• Existing .gitlab-ci.yml file

[aqeell7]

on it! assign it to me.

[AbdulRashidReshamwala]

@aqeell7 please raise a pr will assign it to you